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I am looking for a ~100mm waist ski that is good on and off piste. Mostly for the days that I just want to cruise on the mountain. And it has to be stiff enough to hold edge well in higher speeds. I have reckoner 112 but I find it a little too wide for on piste. I ski pretty hard and aggressively. Looking for something more freestyle and twin tip oriented shape as I am more used to ski them. Thanks!
j0LL3I am looking for a ~100mm waist ski that is good on and off piste. Mostly for the days that I just want to cruise on the mountain. And it has to be stiff enough to hold edge well in higher speeds. I have reckoner 112 but I find it a little too wide for on piste. I ski pretty hard and aggressively. Looking for something more freestyle and twin tip oriented shape as I am more used to ski them. Thanks!
j0LL3I am looking for a ~100mm waist ski that is good on and off piste. Mostly for the days that I just want to cruise on the mountain. And it has to be stiff enough to hold edge well in higher speeds. I have reckoner 112 but I find it a little too wide for on piste. I ski pretty hard and aggressively. Looking for something more freestyle and twin tip oriented shape as I am more used to ski them. Thanks!
Deathwish 104. Will handle basically every variable condition you’ll come across until you hit some deep deep. Will slay when things get firmed up or icy with the triple camber. Has plenty of back bone and stiffness to hold its own across the whole mountain. Still will perform great in softer conditions as well.
PartyBullshiitDeathwish 104. Will handle basically every variable condition you’ll come across until you hit some deep deep. Will slay when things get firmed up or icy with the triple camber. Has plenty of back bone and stiffness to hold its own across the whole mountain. Still will perform great in softer conditions as well.
Vish-shoeHave you ever tried anything that wasn’t moment?
Ya absolute. Was on atomic Chetler 120’s and vantage ti’s originally.
Demoed the Chet 90,100,110, backland and maverick 95, vantage C.
Line bacon 108, older chronic.
K2 mindbender 99.
Elan rental can’t remember the model.
and my buddies liberty origin 106.
Not entirely true. There's countless threads on here talking about people blowing out their sidewalls. Yes some are from abuse but there's definitely stories about random delamination. A buddy of mine had a pair of 96's and they blew apart 3rd day up here. Early season before any place had a park set up. He did get them warrantied but it was a long process.
SlushSeasonOnly if you're slamming rails. ARVs hold up just fine skiing all-mountain
