gingerjess
Angel Diva
I'm hoping to get 20 total days or more next season in Tahoe and Colorado. But ofc, after this season, hard to say for sure.
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How to start a season with new equipment?
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I'm hoping to get 20 total days or more next season in Tahoe and Colorado. But ofc, after this season, hard to say for sure.
marzNC
Angel Diva
In that case, I wouldn't bother with Phantom for the first season. If you end up with skis you really like and plan to keep for more than a couple more seasons, can always treat them later.
Assuming you can get a pair of boots from a good boot fitter by the fall, be very tempting to buy a pair of all-mountain skis from a season or two ago. Wouldn't be in a hurry though. Keep reading about options and the experience of women in your size category buying skis as intermediates. Pick a couple models and check prices for new and used skis. Learn about recommended online sources like Ski Essentials. There are equivalent ski shops with e-stores on the west coast.
