Poster: A snowHead
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Black Crows Mirus Cor - Dad skis and fun piste skis |
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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One thing worth mentioning : rail bindings are great if you want to (flat) pack a piste-ski as well as something wider when travelling.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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167 rossignol hero elite st ti r22
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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To be honest... if you are at the level you describe, why are you asking these questions. You should already know perfectly well what type of ski's you need, and which models fit that need. Make a shortlist and go test them, then make a decision.
Since above is a bit toxic (but IMO correct) let me add just a ski to the samples that has not been mentioned: Volkl Deacon 72 master. Take it in 173 and you'll have a stiff ski (with marker piston plate) that errs more toward short turns but still has the flexibility to ski longer, has slight tip rocker to help in slush and moguls.
All the others mentioned are of course good choices as well (rossi hero elites in ST, atomix X9s or S9, Dynastar 963, Head E-race pro, basically every brand has a ski in this range). In the end go out and test them.
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You sound like a much better skier than me but after half a trip on 98mm all mountain skis I was really missing riding a more focused piste ski. I hired a pair of Hero Elites and they were great. Ended up buying a pair of Hero Elite+ which, to me, feel a perfect mix of performance and versatility. Little bit of extra width might be a good fit for you. They're Rossi, which you said you liked, and you can probably find a hire pair fairly easily as most shops have a few pairs.
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