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Scoot Pure Piste T77
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi
ski trips over the past few years have been a mixture of touring and on piste for which my Scott Cruis-airs have been great. However, it was all on piste this year and I found them hard work on steeper/bumpier pistes so am thinking about adding another arrow to the quiver. Reading some of the other posts on SH it looks like a toss-up between GS-type and All Mountain skis, but am inclined to the latter (a) although I can roll skis from edge-to-edge on most slopes, I don't have the strength/stamina/bottle/control to ski fast enough to make carving skis work efficiently for more than a dozen or so turns (b) I do enjoy playing in the near piste if snow conditions allow. I had a look at the Scott Pure Piste T77 skis and they seem to fit the bill. Just wondering if any SH's had any experience with these skis or if there were any other suggestions to add to a short list? I am a reasonably fit bloke, nearly old enough to get a bus pass and level 7-8 here: [url=https://www.insideoutskiing.com/level][/url]. Thanks!
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