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Atomic Sugar Daddy Alpine Ski - 2007 BCS
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Take the Atomic Sugar Daddy Alpine Ski out the day of the big storm, the day after that, and everyday after that until the ice starts to shine. This all-terrain ski goes wherever you want, as fast as you want. The Sugar Daddy doesn't mess around when it comes to ripping big-mountain lines and floating through fresh. It's worked hard to get where it's at, and it's generous enough to share its riches with you. The Densolite core keeps the Sugar Daddy lighter than comparable wood core skis. With a 28m turn radius and its trosionally rigid Beta 4 construction, the Sugar Daddy cruises at eye-watering speeds without getting twitchy. The Beta 4 construction works to transmit your energy to the outside edge while simultaneously damping vibration. But don't be fooled by the new-school length, the Sugar Daddy is a big-ass ski—99mm under the boot—enough width to float you through the bottomless pow of Alta or Alaska.
Bottom Line: A little love and a lot of snow go a long way with the Atomic Sugar Daddy.
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Probably the best ski on the market
By:
magnetica210546
June 3, 2008
In my view these skis unite all the components that I demand in backcountry skiing- the one and only all mountain ski:
1.Can hold an edge in all conditions. I have trusted them in icy steep clouirs with my life!
2.Very light weight for the performance and size. Great for touring- breaking tracks, traversing and skinning up steeps.
3.Great in powder! Heli skiing Ak style ahhh Yeah! Rip it baby. They love to float and fly.
overall a great reliable ski but more so for the demanding athlete who has the muscles to krank these babies to make 'em carve even on groomers, steeps and ice....
after all they are not called daddies for nothing. :) I love 'em and sometimes I wish they had more of a side cut but I realize also that would affect their reliability.
How does this compare to the Snoop Daddy Ski?
How does this compare to the Snoop Daddy Ski?
By: hmoorman2126509
March 18, 2008
Light Ski
By:
Anonymous
November 9, 2007
I set up this ski to put AT binding on it and be my pow ski. It outperforms any ski that I have ever been on pow and surprisingly the crud, I mean real bad crud. For those that like to GS down steep mountains this ski will really open up the mountain in bad snow days. Fun Fun Fun. I disagree a little with the other postings. I feel they are poor on the packed. I suggest getting a different ski if you are skiing groomers or any type of ice. The waist is just too wide to get things done properly. The lights big ski! Purchase something a little shorter as well. You don't need too long of a ski, these babies float well!!! and GS and slam through crud extremely well.
Change me.
Out of Stock
2007 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Fat Skis than that
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Probably the best ski on the market
In my view these skis unite all the components that I demand in backcountry skiing- the one and only all mountain ski:
1.Can hold an edge in all conditions. more...
- Dimensions:
- [153cm, 163cm, 173cm, 183cm, 193cm] 126 / 99 / 117mm
- Turn Radius:
- 29m
- Top Sheet:
- Brushed
- Core Material:
- Beta 4 core with fiberglass profile material
- Base:
- UHMW Electra graphite
- Tail:
- Raised
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Binding:
- Yes, FFG 14 Asphalt 115
- Recommended Use:
- Big-mountain, freeride, powder, all-mountain
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Austria