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It might wipe out a pow-averse population.

With cap construction, wood core, and low-mass tip and tail, the G3 Zenoxide Ski was born to flit up the hillside; and the fat 105-millimeter waist and early-rise tip has a serious agenda for untracked. If with traditional camber for death-grip on hardpack it weren't also infinitely competent inbounds, it would be tempting to say it could cause a decimation of the resort-going species.

  • Early Rise 1 profile combines raised tip with traditional positive camber underfoot for float on pow and crud and superior edgehold on hardpack
  • Hybrid poplar and paulownia wood and fiberglass core keeps the weight low and the energy high
  • Ultralight vertical cap construction and low-mass tip and tail give you speedy climbing ability, superior loft, and supreme agility
  • 105mm waist is plenty wide for deep pow and crud yet maneuverable
  • Wide-radius sidecut maintains stability at high-flying speed

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I am 5' 8" and 135lbs I would consider...

shap492127

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I am 5' 8" and 135lbs I would consider myself an experienced/pro skier and was wondering what length would be best for me? I plan to ski them on the east a lot with a few west coast trips.

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Mike Traslin

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Spring and summer ski time has arrived. Time to go light. Wax on and go!

Graham

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funnest supper fast corn rippin ski ever, handles the icy crust awesome too

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Mike Traslin

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These are still my favourite skis for turns all year. Winter ski touring.....spring and summer ski mountaineering....ski traverses. Light on the up, performs well on the down. Graphics look sharp!

Mike Traslin

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Durable ski (considering how light they are) Welcome suprise.

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Mark Parrett

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Just took a demo pair of these out for the weekend and promptly came home and purchased a pair. I was deciding between this and the Tonic. This ski will be used 90% for touring, and I do most of my touring in the spring or several days after a storm, so I wanted something that could punch through crud and handle pretty much everything else. Based on the reviews here, I felt like the Zenoxide was going to be too soft and do poorly in crud, so I expected that I would need to haul the extra weight of the Tonic in order to have a sturdy, crud-busting ski that can handle powder or bulletproof. My opinion was exactly the opposite. I found the Tonic hooky in weird snow and I thought that the lighter Zenoxide was easy to throw around and plenty stiff to punch through the most stubborn chunder that I could find. It doesn't turn like my GS race ski on hardpack, but I don't care so much. Tried the ski in some tight chutes that had filled in with soft snow and found the ski was easy to jump turn. The ski also likes huge GS style turns when things open up. It isn't going to be carvy in the trees like the Tonic, but it was very smearable and I had no trouble in the tightest of trees. I found the ski very stiff, with plenty of tail for landing small airs (5-10 feet) without having to be perfectly balanced.

Weight wise, the Zenoxide feels like a touring ski - plenty light for all day hikes. The Tonic felt very heavy - I wish I could have weighed both, but the difference was huge.

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Me: 5'10", 175 lbs, ski ~70 days/year with about 25 of those being backcountry
Skis I love: 4FRNT Turbo for daily use, Moment Bibby Pro and Atomic Bentchetler for Pow, Rossi RC112 for big lines
Skis I hate: Surface New Life, Dynafit Stoke, Black Diamond Justice

Tim Weber

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On your review of the K2 Coomback, you say that you skied on it for 3 years and loved it. What gives?

Mark Parrett

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Tim! You're right - I actually copied the above review from last year's Zenoxide review, so I wrote the above about 18 months ago but since the ski hasn't changed I wanted to preserve the content. I have waivered on the Coomback and mounted mine both for tele and with Dynafits... I guess when I wrote this I wasn't liking them but I've gone back and forth. I will remove them from the "hate" list for sure. Happy to answer more specific questions about either that ski or this one... sorry to be confusing.

amn101590118

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What length do you ski?

Mark Parrett

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The 185 cm.