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It really depends on what you typically ride on a daily basis. If you like to jib around in the park and butter everything, the badgers and blends for sure. The chronic is a good all mountain/park ski. And the Tom Wallisch’s are great for big jumps and all mountain
PoubtvHow do you like the binding you have on there??
Big fan of the tecton. Has the elasticity in the toe similar to a shift but in a lighter package. Just enjoy not having to take my skis off at the top for the transition. 2 seasons on this set and still strong!
PAX22is the Line Blade any good? I might get those.
It's stupid fun. It definitely wouldn't be my choice for a 1-ski quiver, but if you're looking to add a carving-oriented ski to your quiver that makes mellow groomers ridiculously fun, it can't be beaten (at least if you're not interested in the more traditional carving skis out there).
I've been encouraging everyone who asks about it to demo if possible cause it doesn't really feel like anything else out there (apart from the Sakana). Instant turn initiation, nice damping, still pretty poppy, not super hooky (just doesn't like straight-lining), can ski switch ok, you can ski it centered, and it's actually pretty fun off groomers.
Oh, and it's the best ski I've used for carving complete circles.
