The best ski I've been on. Stable at high speeds, great for steeps, cuts through crud, but the true home of this ski is in the powder, and living 20 minutes from the Wasatch Mountains there has been no shortage of this for my ski's this season. Only complaint is on hard pack and ice, it's a little wide underfoot for these conditions, but hey that's not why you buy this ski in the first place. Highly recommend this ski for those that truly want to ski big lines hard and fast.

I don't know about the twin tips, but these Sick Birds are great skis!! I bought a pair of T4s last year and having both skis is perfect. The Sickbirds turn quicker than the T4s and are more stable on hard back. I still love the T4s in powder because they are so soft and smooth. The Sickbirds in a 185 ski great everywhere, including the bumps. They are especially good in powder bumps. Try the Sickbirds and ignore the ski salesman who don't actually ski and buy the ski and use it as your only ski. It has enough side cut and stability to do it all!!

I have spent the past several seasons looking for an everyday ski that can do it all. It pounds through crud, floats in powder, and carves on groomers. This ski combines forgiveness with the ability to charge hard at speed. I mounted mine up alpine because I liked the retro graphics over the graphics of the bc. Great ski and can't wait to ride it again.

This is my one and only ski. It takes care of me on the groomers and it keeps me afloat in the POW, bro. For my Telemark style, I like a stiff ski that can absorb the shock of any mogul or barricade. The Sick Bird is definitely a stiff ski. Thus, we make the perfect couple. I love these skis and I haven't even told my girlfriend that I love her.

Best ski I've been on in crud. As you can imagine, it’s great in powder and even holds well carving on hardpack, though a little slow side-to-side. It’s a fun, great ski.

I set up a pair of these with Fritschis this year and love them. I've only skied them in Utah pow so far but they ski very predictably, and are smooth and damp. A bit heavy if you're a weight weenie, but that's why I got these: my previous skis were so light they chattered to death on hardpack/crust.

Only complaint so far is what seems to be a weak base - got a big coreshot already and I didn't even notice hitting a rock, but I've never been easy on my bases.

And of course the graphics rock.