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BurritoFor me, I think it's Moment. They just seem to have found the right balance of quality, fun, and diversity in their product lineup without catering to the groomer/carver crowd like so many brands nowadays. I love their indie spirit, and I have more faith in them to stay true to their roots than just about any brand out there.
Honorable mentions: ON3P, WNDR, RMU
animatorON3P or Moment. I don’t even ski freestyle like that anymore but can’t do directional skis for some reason. The way that these companies offer skis that are playful and balanced but still rip anything you can throw at them makes me never want to ski anything else.
BurritoIf you were forced today to only ride one brand of skis for the rest of your life, who would it be? This is 100% subjective, so feel free to use any rationale you please - past performance, current lineup, future promise, brand cache, etc.
IsaacNW82Probably Armada, never skied a bad Armada ski. They seem to have consistently solid designs, durability is OK, sometimes they make a design that is just absolutely amazing (Magic J's come to mind). They also seem to have decent variety as well, although I'm increasingly bummed that they make a bunch of groomer boomer skis now. But hey, maybe I'd like that when I'm 50 (but probably not tbh)
FruitBootProyeah, they have a really good range especially with the zero series
but how tf is literally anything Armada puts out a “groomer boomer” ski
MaimHelpIcelantic probably.
would just ride nomads for as long as possible then go to some of their all mtn skis when I’m elder
FruitBootProyeah, they have a really good range especially with the zero series
but how tf is literally anything Armada puts out a “groomer boomer” ski
IsaacNW82Straight from Armada's website (quoting a SKI magazine review):
"The all-new Declivity series performs more like an all-mountain ski from a brand with a race heritage"
Its a super directional, titanal reinforced ski marketed as a frontside carver. That's about as groomer boomer as it gets
IsaacNW82Straight from Armada's website (quoting a SKI magazine review):
"The all-new Declivity series performs more like an all-mountain ski from a brand with a race heritage"
Its a super directional, titanal reinforced ski marketed as a frontside carver. That's about as groomer boomer as it gets
WoFlowzThey are rly carving skis and their fun ones took some laps on my friends 88s And some park laps on them lol. He skis them everywhere even lands switch off jumps on them, slides rails. The 88s being carbon instead of titanium butter nicely also