3 Birds One Stone

By pball19ac2409133 Ranked #87 - All Mountain Skis March 2, 2009

These skis are hands down the best all around boards I have been on to date. These beasts are at home in any conditions on the mountain. I have skied Squaw on 1 1/2 foot days, groomers at Vail and bumps at Telluride with nothing but ease. These skis are plenty fat in the tip and under foot to keep you a float on deep days. In addition, they have a nice side cut and stiffness which makes them cut into groomers and hard pack almost like a front side ski. Last but not least, these puppies have an appropriate flex which allows them to excel in bumps and in the park.

Im a feather weight at 130 ish and 5"7 and I ski on the 168 with my DIN at about 8 to 9. They fail to hold me back from any type of skiing I am into. The only thing I can think of that they are questionable in is that the tail seems just a hair stiff for stepping into steep, tight "side step only" spots like between rocks and what not. Otherwise, no issues. They are also a very durable ski. I have hit many rocks with them and had minimal base and edge damage.

Sick deal for under $500 too!

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