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Having the same dilema as the Robsta... Haven't skied any...

By Ranked #652 - Telemark Skis and Alpine Touring Skis October 5, 2009

Having the same dilema as the Robsta...
Haven't skied any thing over 190 for a long time. I am currently on a pair of 07/08 Hombres and love how stiff and stable they are. Whores say Justice has soft tail.
I'm 6 foot 205lbs and like to ski agressive. Should I go with the 182 or 192? I will be doind alot of tree skiing? How do the 192s do in tight places? Would the 182s be enough skis for the deep days.. Ski at Mary Jane, Berthoud, Cameron Pass area, steamboat and other north central areas of CO...
Thanks,

Helpful Votes: 0 Yes

By Ranked #361 - Telemark Skis and Alpine Touring Skis January 5, 2010

I am 5'8" and the 182 is pretty much prefect. It skis longer than a 182, in my opinion, and has awesome skiing characteristics at my size. You could go 192, without a problem, but if you are skiing in tight places and like to turn fast, then the 182 might be the ticket. I have talked to multiple people who are 6' plus and 185# plus and still ski on the 182. Most people I speak with prefer the 182 over the 192 for the above reasons, but, to each his own. The 182 is definetly still quite a bit of ski, especially if you are coming off something softer and easier to turn.

Helpful Votes: 0 Yes

By Ranked #73 - Telemark Skis and Alpine Touring Skis October 5, 2009

The 192's actually do quite well in the tighter trees, considering the size. But I like to ski longer, even in those conditions. If you feel comfortable on a shorter ski, then the 182 will not hold you back.

Helpful Votes: 0 Yes

Tech Specs:

Length:
182 cm, 192 cm 
Dimensions:
[182 cm] 136 / 110 / 126 mm; [192 cm] 138 / 110 / 127 mm 
Turn Radius:
182cm 30 m, 192cm 33 m 
Construction:
Core:
birch, poplar 
Base:
sintered 
Tail:
raised 
Weight:
9 lb 11 oz 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 year 
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