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Fischer Breeze vs. Rossi Attraxion VI vs. K2 Burnin' Luv

Sambagirl

Diva in Training
I was just getting ready to take the plunge and to buy a pair of Fischer Breeze skis when my friend, who is a ski instructor, suggested I try the Rossignol Attraxion VI. I demoed the Fischers and really liked them. Can anyone tell me what differences I might find between the two. I am trying to decide if I should demo the rossi's before making a decision. Also, does anyone have any thoughts on differences between the Fischer's and the K2 Burnin' Luv's? I demoed the K2's and liked them, too, but not as much as the Fischer's, but I can pick up the k2's for $150 less than the Fischer's. I'm really ready to make a decision and would love to hear from anyone who can help me understand the differences between these skis. I am a solid blue skier, working on carving and skiing moguls. Thanks!
 
Definitely demo the Rossi too. And anything else you can get your hands on. Buy the one that puts the biggest grin on your face and don't let money be the deciding factor.
 
First of all go with VG suggestion. Try the attraxion 6.

Now I've tried both. And I'm a Rossi girl. But I liked that Breeze. What I think the difference would be is edge hold on hardpack. If you get icy conditions. Go Fischer!
 
I have to agree with Jilly. I tried one of the Rossi Attraxions (can't remember which one) as a demo a couple of weeks back, and couldn't wait to get back to my Fischer Breezes. Fun to ski, and great ice bite--a confidence-inspiring ski.

That said, it's all individual preference. If there's any way you can try 'em before you buy 'em, it's the best way of being sure you're making the right choice.
 

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