Wouldskieveryday
Diva in Training
Thank you for accepting me to this community! This is my first post so forgive me if I do or say anything incorrect.
I am looking to purchase my 3rd ski (got promoted recently) and am totally lost and conflicted. I want something free ride-y twin tip with tip and tail rocker, playful, from 95-100 underfoot. But should I just buy a powder ski instead? I don’t know.
Context:
My current mountain is Killington, VT but I am moving to Michigan next year and will probably ski Utah and Colorado with trips to Europe and Japan so I want a new daily driver or powder ski.
I have around 3 seasons/ 30 days of experience and consider myself a progressing intermediate skier when confident (can ski most blacks in VT and some doubles in Japan), but after a bad fall I tend to get in the backseat and lose confidence.
Skis I have right now:
Skis I’m considering:
I am looking to purchase my 3rd ski (got promoted recently) and am totally lost and conflicted. I want something free ride-y twin tip with tip and tail rocker, playful, from 95-100 underfoot. But should I just buy a powder ski instead? I don’t know.
Context:
My current mountain is Killington, VT but I am moving to Michigan next year and will probably ski Utah and Colorado with trips to Europe and Japan so I want a new daily driver or powder ski.
I have around 3 seasons/ 30 days of experience and consider myself a progressing intermediate skier when confident (can ski most blacks in VT and some doubles in Japan), but after a bad fall I tend to get in the backseat and lose confidence.
Skis I have right now:
- East coast all mountain carving ski: Elan Wildcat 86C Black
- My for fun all mountain ski: Line Sakana 105
Skis I’m considering:
- Season Nexus 102: Learned how to carve on these! Felt pretty good and could handle groomers and powder in Japan. But not very playful or fun.
- Salomon QST