Im a mid-30s advanced (expert on piste) skier, 190lbs, 61 and ski 90% in the European Alps 10-15 days a year (with the occasional trip to the West Coast). Thanks, They're both playful and super-fun, which is what sounds like you like. Much lighter, more rocker, less metal, etc. Any help is much appreciated. Especially in soft snow and powder. Usually green runs at slower to moderate speeds when I'm with the family, and then blues/blacks when I get a chance to charge down some runs solo. But I want something fun for powder/all mountain. I'm trying to decide what ski to get next and was hoping to get some guidance from you guys. Sizing wise, the 172's in the BC's seem right, but in the Enforcer, I think I would go to the 177. Love the review. You could go closer to 180 if you want to, but probably not necessary. I would say I ski 60/40 groomers to off-piste with an uphill dawn patrol trip 1 -2 times a week. The Rocket Frame titanal laminate supports this theory, with full-metal underfoot and wider metal through the back end of the ski, its all business back there, and quite stiff to flex. SE, Thanks Jeff. Line Sick Day 104, 17/18 Graphics. I also love aggressive short turns and carving at high speed. While it would be difficult to come up with one area in which the Camox excels, well just have to state that its best asset is its well-roundedness. SE. On the other end of the spectrum, they don't have quite the firm snow performance of the Bonafide, but they're much less demanding and a more forgiving ski overall. The new Bonafide is a bit different from your 2015. The Rustler is a bit more of a twin-tip shape, so the tail releases easier than the Pinnacle. I'm considering Mantra M5s to complement my DPS A112 Wailer 184 for ski days with firmer conditions, lack of off pist snow and for generally working on my carving, turning, downhill skiing on piste. Great, thanks SE.tbh that was my feeling too. I have demo'd the Liberty Origin 96 and Rustler 9. Hi Aryn! What ski to get It has the torsional stiffness to hold an edge on firm snow, the stability needed to ski fast and aggressively, yet it's also light enough to tour with without being exhausting. In it, we give reviews of our favorite ski gear, provide information about the latest ski technology, discuss the latest news in the ski industry, and so much more. The 169 Enforcer 100 would probably be more akin to the 172 Atomic. I'm looking for a ski that will push my ability into a more advanced realm. In it, we give reviews of our favorite ski gear, provide information about the latest ski technology, discuss the latest news in the ski industry, and so much more. Please let me know your thoughts. The Kastle MX 99 is stiff, powerful, and holds an edge better than just about anything in the 100 mm category. Intermediate: Congratulations! The Mantra is certainly more demanding, and I think you'll prefer the Kore, especially when following kids. Let us know if you have any other questions. Keep in mind that there shouldn't be a decimal (ex. No worries, our owner's name is David, so we'll just pretend that what you meant and the removal of Koroyd (yay again!). No, theyre not park-exclusive, and thats one of the great things about them. I'm a snowboarder of 20yrs (hike, pop off features, no park etc), getting deep into skiing the past 5 or 6. What size would you advise me to go for. I'm down to these three: Would the extra flotation of the rustler 10 or QST 99 not be worth the loss of edge hold/carving ability since Im primarily skiing frontside terrain? Still have questions? The M5 Mantra is the most precise and the most powerful on firm snow, at the cost of some forgiveness and maneuverability in off-piste terrain. Both are supremely versatile, but the narrower one will give you a better chance at keeping up. I have been skiing all my life and I am still fairly aggressive, albeit slowing down a little each year. I'm definitely more of an aggressive skier (want a confidence inspiring ski when testing the speed limit), but also want something versatile and playful to hop and jump around on, as I'm always looking for natural features to hit. Im 6-2 210 -56 and looking for a good all mountain ski. Regarding the QST 92, do you recommend the 177 cm or the 185 cm length? After seeing your youtube video I have narrowed it down to the following skis: Salomon QST 99, Atomic Bent Chetler 100, Nordica Enforcer 100 or Fischer Ranger 102 FR. Could the Kore 93 work? The Enforcer 100 has so much metal in it to that the 186 will be plenty damp and stable for your build. Surely, something of this price level should perform properly, but it doesnt really do it on its ownit does require a skilled and attentive pilot to get the most out of it. . Say what you will about Stockli, theyre all about precision, even if its at the expense of pure flotation. on occasion as that's mostly what the east has to offer. In terms of versatility, the QST 99 can be described as a ski with a very even mix of performance characteristics for different terrain and snow conditions. One of them is the Nordica Enforcer 88, which is stiffer and more responsive than the 93, and is a fantastic all-mountain performer. This gives the ski an insane amount of stability and smoothness that is not found elsewhere in such a playful ski. Also, if you like bright orange bases that reflect in the snow, youre in luck. Maybe you want to do some AT skiing too, the Tracer 98 is a good candidate for a touring binding. That would really help in tight moguls and trees, and it still has solid torsional stiffness and good vibration damping so will hold an edge really well on firm snow too. All my friends have the enforcer 100s. After suffering a catastrophic spiral tib/fib in 2010 I hung em up. For length, you know, honestly, I'd stick with 181 cm. Like I mentioned above I am skiing 176 cm ski but am wondering if that might be too long or if it is just the ski I am on currently. I think I am understanding that I am less concerned about ripping down groomers, although fun, and more interested in a ski that will be fun and more manageable in the trees, bumps and lighter for uphill touring. I like carving fat turns, and fear moguls. Sometimes, I'm also doing the exposed, steep and icy kind of slopes, so I like having reliable edges when I need them. Additionally, the metal layers used in the Enforcer are thinner than those in the Bonafide, so although you get the damping, you don't quite get the same stiffness. What would you recommend as a quiver of 1 for my first real purchase? The Tracer 98 is light enough to use as a touring ski, yet the Innegra Mesh adds in the torsional stiffness you need to hold an edge on firm snow. I have also had a few folks recommend liberty origin 106s as they will supposedly be a blast on the tram but still hold up when I need an edge. If you liked the Bonafide but want something a touch more forgiving, I'd lean to the Rustler 10. The maneuverability of the Tracer 98 in the 180 cm length would be off the charts for you, and shouldn't feel too unstable. SoooooAtomic Chetler 100 and Blizzard Rustler 10 have come on my radar and I can get good deals on both right now. In fact, the Ranger 98 Ti has a built in skin clip on the tail, a nod to its intended use as a potential AT ski. SE, Hi SE! Basically the exact same construction between the 106 and 99, and you already know you like that feel. It's a much better ski, in my opinion, than the Bent Chetler 100. Have you read the Blister Gear Review on each one yet? SE. If youre truly an expert skier, you probably know it. Looking for something a little lighter and more directional than the Bacons that I can have fun on on less than stellar days, improve my trad skiing skills on (lessons on Bacons is kinda counter-productive) and still practice some switch and jumps (hoping to nail 180 and maybe 360 this season). Hope that helps, The M5 is a bit softer than the Bonafide, and with a new type of construction with the Titanal Frame, you get a precise edge feel with a more playful overall character. Thanks! I'm currently in the market for a new pair of skis and could use some help choosing from the huge amount of ski options out there. That ski essentially blends the performance of the Sky 7 and the Bonafide that you demoed. Certainly quicker than the Enforcer, the Ripstick makes a strong turn as well. From steeps and trees to bumps and groomers, the versatility is very surprising for something with this rocker profile and taper shape. Currently skiing 2018 Enforcer 100s. Yes, the Rustler 10 is likely a better floater in softer snow, but that's about it for performance benefits. Quick answer: Stay in the mid-90 mm range, stay in the mid-180 cm length, and dedicated mogul skis are basically only designed for competitive mogul skiers who ski really direct lines. Also, I'm trying to teach my 5 and 3 yo kids to ski so I'm in need of some maneuverability. Built with a blend of poplar and beech wood stringers, these skis have power to start with. I am so glad one of my colleagues told me about your reviews on YouTube, because they have inspired me to finally replace my 2012 Volkl Mantras. I'm not a super charger who likes to go really fast all the time, but I enjoy pushing it hard a couple of turns. the Atomic lineup is dialed these days. Hi Gian! SE. It doesn't have huge amounts of rocker or early taper, so its shape isn't totally focused for soft snow, but it still performs really well even in deep conditions. The Line Sick Day 104 is definitely more directional, and they ski a bit short for the stated length. The Enforcer 100 or the Ranger 102, on the other hand, both feel like great choices. Arguably one of the most soft-snow oriented skis of this article. While its got the dual-metal laminate, its more active and engaging than a lot of skis in this grouping. Specifically, I've been eyeing the Sky 7 and the QST 99. You have some great skis on your list! I am interested in the Kore 99 2022. The Bent Chetler 100 is significantly softer-flexing, and the Enforcer 100 is heavier. sorrycan't edit posts here. I'm 6' 170 lbs and I'm + Intermediate to Advanced. The Invictus is a great choice, it's a pretty hefty ski if you thought the Mantra was a bit soft in the tips. It used to be that if you extended your arm upwards, you should be able to reach the tips of your skis. The sick days are harder charging than the sick days. It can make proper turns on firm snow, but its highlighting features are its performance in soft snow and its blend of playfulness and stability at speed. I'm a advanced skier from western Canada. This has led me to start looking for something else. Should I be looking more in the 90-95mm range?. A versatile one-ski quiver on the wider end, the Armada Declivity 102 shouldnt be overlooked on any advanced or expert skiers list. The Enforcer was smooth and quick edge to edge with decent float but not super stable at high speeds and the Kore 105 was fun with good float although lacking true carving ability on firm snow and was easily deflected in chop. Sounds like you're looking at something like the Salomon QST 92 or the Blizzard Rustler 9. Bent 100 Skis. Tom. Take a look at the chart below, and if you have any trouble figuring out your size range, scroll past the cart to where we provide more information regarding these categories. They will chatter at speeds on the hard pack. If I were to choose one for everything, I'd take the more versatile QST 98, but since I have other skis, I love that BC 100 in the trees! They're very narrow, and mostly camber, so not exactly a forgiving skiing experience for us non-competitive mogul skiers. I am a stocky 5'10" at 215 lbs. For modern skis with kids, those lengths are certainly prohibitive. It's wider, so be prepared for that, but the metal underfoot really adds to the stability of the ski. To determine your size, simply flip a ski pole over, grab it under the basket, and place the handle on the ground. I've been devouring your videos and ski tests since I discovered them while shopping for new skis; you provide a fantastic resource for those of us who don't have the opportunity to demo everything! Im currently on the Brahma- I believe its the 2015 and I do like it but thinking of getting a new setup- maybe slightly wider. Thanks a bunch and keep all the great ski reviews coming, you guys do a great job , Hi Pete! This flex pattern also enhances maneuverability as it's designed to work alongside the increased rocker and early taper. A new addition to the Bent family, the 110 is the long awaited ski that bridges the gap between the 120 and 100. I liked them. SE. It's a heavier ski for sure, and while you could grow into it in terms of performance, it may be on the prohibitive side at first. It has some obvious freeski-influence in its design, loves natural features. I also really like the 4frnt msp 99s. SE, Looking to make the switch back to skiing. The shape of the tail in particular is quite a bit different. I like to charge hard and make nice big super-g turns, but also looking for a ski a bit more agile in the moguls and trees. The construction of the Mantra marks the introduction of Volkl's new Titanal Frame construction. Although it feels different than the M5, it's not exactly more playful, forgiving, etc. What binding would you recommend? Rossignol is willing to give up some stability and vibration damping in this ski in exchange for maneuverability and forgiveness, which is a popular choice among skiers who like to spend most of their time off trail in the trees, moguls, etc. Looking for an all mountain powder capable ski(no park) and something that can handle the icy east coast. If the number you see has a decimal, then youre probably looking at your Mondo Point size which isnt accurate enough to use when mounting bindings. Nope! Underfoot, it's a lot like the Bonafide, but the metal tapers and ends as it reaches the tips and tails, which use more early taper and rocker than the Bonafide too. Let us know if you have any other questions! Because it's lighter, it will get deflected more than heavier skis. One of the pinnacles of precision in this comparison, the Kastle MX 98 is likely the most confidence-inspiring ski on the wall. The main story here, though, is the rocker profile and the amount of splay in the tips and tails, making this ski stay up and out of fresh snow, while leading to a turnier overall mentality due to the shorter effective edge. Psyched you're already back on snow! Besides a ski that will do well for lift service and also back country, would love a ski that would do a bit better in powder than the current 80ish underfoot I currently have and also allow me to play in the park on small (the smallest) features and ski backwards. Nordica Enforcer 100, Fischer Ranger 102 FR, Blizzard Rustler 10. Advanced: This might be one of the hardest groups to identify. It uses their Ultra-Light wood core, which is supported by Innegra Mesh throughout the ski. Out West, where things are a bit more open, its not uncommon to see skiers on skis much taller than themselves. I'd say you're right on the money in terms of length in those models. I'd also put the Enforcer (probably 93, but you're on the 100 thread) on the list as more of a freeride choice with a sandwich sidewall construction and two full sheets of metal. SE. I ski west coast only and get in about 12-14 days a year. Chances are if youre the type of skier who typically skis with a ski-mentor or a friend whos job it is to get you down the mountain. What do you think? In the 177 cm length, these skis generate a 17-meter turn radius, so it is on the relatively shorter side on this list, and we think thats a good thing given the strength and power. We have a few of them in this comparison, and they do a great job at being a lot of different things to a lot of different skiers. As well as fast skiing stability and all mountain coverage, Im also looking for manoeuvrability for bumps and tight terrain. Erik, Hi Erik! Hope that helps! This makes the ski pretty responsive out of the tail, but when combined with the more flexible nature of the ski, its still pretty darn playful. Taking design input from pro freerider, Chris Benchetler, Atomic has created a pow-skiing masterpiece capable of turning the mountain into your playground. Long answer: You feel like a really good candidate for a Blizzard Rustler 9 or a Nordica Enforcer 93. Rossi experience 94ti Elan Ripstick (96 or 106? They work a bit better when engaged and in a higher edge angle turn versus flat. While youll still need a final adjustment done before you can ski, providing us with your boot sole length is absolutely crucial if youd like us to send your skis pre-mounted with your bindings. $599.99. SE. or Best Offer. In addition, the fiberglass laminates keep things energetic and poppy throughout, while the PU is a stable and damp material. You would be totally fine with the 186 Enforcer 100. So with that being said the list looks something like this: Armada Tracer 98, Atomic Bent Chetler 100, Salomon QST 93/99, Liberty Origin 96 and the Faction Prime 2.0. The HRZN Tech in the t. Cove- I own an 87 and use it pretty much every day here in Stowe. With some tweaks to the 2022 model, skiers get more length options (yay!) Ski: 2021-2022 LINE Sick Day 104, 186 cm. More of a plower than a dancer. 60 % in the piste and 40 % trees / off-piste. Hi, thank you for great reviews, but the more I read I seem to get more confused with what I need. SE. You do not put limits on what youre going to ski on a given day. I tend to avoid mogul runs. The QST 92 should be at the top of your list, as should the Blizzard Rustler 9. Also, narrower skis will be a little quicker edge to edge, which really helps in moguls. So you can measure yourself, or you can just check out our handy-dandy chart below. SE. Please remember, you will still have to take them to a certified technician at a local ski shop before your first run. Also is 180 a good length for what I'm trying to do? From nose blocks and butters to tail stands and nollies, these skis are built and shaped to handle the most creative freestyle ski minds on the planet. Someday that might change, but right now I don't have much personal experience on the new Sick Days. Built with a light wood core and Stocklis Titec Pro metal topsheet, these things are true Stocklis--worthy of the praise and price for dedicated all-mountain skiers. Take a look at the chart below, and if you have any trouble figuring out your size range, scroll past the cart to where we provide more information regarding these categories. Every day and am about to pull the trigger on a pair then flip flop between them and am right back to the drawing board. Power and precision on groomers, but also a surfy, floaty, fun feel in soft snow. Going with a wider ski would actually slow your progression a little bit. Armada Declivity 92 Ti 1. It's not the most powerful or more precise ski on firm snow, but it's no slouch either. Awesome! SE, Hey Jeff, thanks for the great reviews. If you liked the Kore 99, I'd certainly check out the Fischer--same type of lightweight performance but still has a good amount of stability. These skis have a great combination of construction, with a build made from maple, aspen, and a Titanal Y-Beam metal laminate, these skis excel on the groomers, and specifically in a carved turn. Softest ski on the wall, and by a pretty good margin, the Line Blend is a tricksters paradise. The tips and tails also have a softer flex pattern compared to the portion of the ski underfoot, which helps boost forgiveness in off-piste terrain. I've also considered the Armada Invictus 99 TI which is not on this list but probably compares? I also like to ski in switch and do some 180s and 360s and some silly stuff like butters occasionally(not looking for an insane twin tip or super wide ski that will give me an hard time at the cabin lifts). A bit beefier wood used for 2020, but it's not really that noticeable. As one of the more front-side and carving-oriented skis of this grouping, the K2 Mindbender 99 Ti is engaging, stable, and totally powerful. I ski mostly Mont-Tremblant in Quebec. Thanks much. I really like the Ti but can't find them in Canada. Blizzard Brahma 88 3. Thinking 100 under foot but maybe thats the problem. With a slightly longer than average turn radius of 20 meters in the 178 cm length, these skis make for a great choice in the bumps and trees, while the metal underfoot and through the tail allow for proper carved turns on firm snow. A slimmed-down version of the signature Bent Chetler 120 skis, the Atomic Bent 100 freeride skis are made to do everything, whether it's fresh snow, deep untracked or hard variable conditions. Obviously I'm still torn so your advice is super appreciated. At 100 mm underfoot, this is the widest Maverick, containing a poplar wood core and two sheets of titanal. Not a twin tip in the park world, but with freestyle influence, the Camox is a chameleon of a skihappy anywhere theres snow. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. Sometimes you just need to speak to a expert, so if you're still having trouble picking a size, please give us a call at (877) 812-6710. Salomon added basalt and doubled the amount of carbon and flax in the QST 99 for 2019. Those are lighter and more maneuverable than the Enforcer/Ranger, but still have high-performance ceilings. Overall, the QST is a fantastic ski that will do it all. It can still be skied aggressively on firm snow, too. I ski about 50% west (Colorado, Utah, Montana, Wyoming) and 50% east (Vermont and New York mountains). Keeping in tradition with the twin tip and more freeride-orientation, the Holyshred also employs a relatively long turn radius, coming in at 19 meters in the 182 cm length. This little bump out in the tail gives the ski a surprising amount of energy at the end of the turn, making the Declivity remarkably agile in linked carving turns. So, I was wondering which pair you would recommend considering that and the fact that I am not a fan of carving and I usually ski in Canada where the snow is often hard and pretty icy? I think for your application and where you ski, the low 100's underfoot is the place to be rather than 90-95. I ski in Utah at a variety of the ski hills. I was planning to visit the rocky mountains and maybe also go heli skiing next season. 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