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By robby miller
December 29, 2008
These skis are truly amazing in powder and fresh snow and yet stable enough to blast down the groomers. The stiffness of the skis is tricky to pin down. In soft snow, these skis feel really soft and reactive, but on hard-pack, they're stiff stable. As others have said, you simply can't sink these skis (I'm 6 foot, 220 lbs.). They ride high, on top of the snow and never really get into it. The result is a soft, floaty ride that makes skiing pow way too easy. In powder, these skis turn on a dime- just pressure the boot a little and they'll snap right around. As the snow gets chopped up and manky, these skis continue to perform great- they bust through the chop and float incredibly on the remaining piles of soft snow. And on the groomers, these skis will get you back to the lift line w/ no problems at all. They don't turn all that quick on the hard pack, and it's really tough to get the skis to bend, but they'll be plenty stable enough for some high speed Super-G turns. All in all, this is just an awesome ski that I'll be sure to go to once there's a dusting or more of fresh snow.
View Details: Black Diamond Megawatt Ski
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
Tech Specs:
- Length:
- 178 cm, 188 cm
- Dimensions:
- [ 178cm ] 145 / 120 / 126 mm; [ 188cm ] 151 / 125 / 131 mm
- Turn Radius:
- [ 178cm ] 33; [ 188cm ] 35
- Profile:
- rockered tip & tail
- Construction:
- torsion box cap
- Core:
- poplar, birch
- Tail:
- slight rise
- Binding Included:
- no
- Weight:
- [ 178cm ] 9 lb 11 oz; [ 188cm ] 11 lb 4 oz
- Recommended Use:
- big mountain freeride, powder
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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