Contributions by HeatherP (5)

I have skiied these skis on powder days and they float perfectly. I have also skiied them in hard bumps, and they hold their own. They aren't as quick for the tightest zipperlines but they are light enough that skiing bumps is possile and enjoyable. The one weakness is that going extremely fast on uneven snow they chatter a bit because they are soft. They feel extremely stable and trustworthy in the scariest and steepest of lines though.

I received an R2 for my 17th birthday present (5 years ago) and am still wearing it now and it has held up great. I also have a few other newer ones in other colors. I live in this fleece: warm, durable, and good looking!

I am extremely disappointed, I spent a fortune on these, ordered a size down, and my feet are swimming because I have narrow feet. My heel comes up when I drop my knee because the heel is not as narrow as it should be for a women's boot. I also have skinny calves and have to really crank down the buckles to get them to fit right. I have the T2Xs as well which fit fine.

I have narrow feet and these actually fit! I was warned they might be too soft for serious in bounds ripping but they get the job done. They are also super fun in the bumps because you can initiate quick turns so easily. Even on the groomers carving GS turns, no complaints. I have k2 she's piste's, I am not sure how they are driving fatter skis.

I skied these in Vermont for a season and loved them. They are lightning quick edge-to-edge in the bumps, and can hold their own carving GS turns on hardpack. I just moved to Jackson Hole and have skied them on huge powder days where they are a little trickier, but they still get the job done. These were my first telemark ski and were great to learn on, and I still love them now skiing aggressively in any terrain.