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Powder skis for petite women

GuloGal

Certified Ski Diva
I just popped in to say I got my first 112 skis last year (DPS Pagoda tour) and they are actually my favourite skis now. They are mounted with an ATK pin binding but they are still the smoothest skis I own on resort days unless super hard and icy. I have a large quiver of (mostly touring) skis, and I think my desire for mid fats (102-108) has dwindled after buying these. Thinking I will get the heavier model and mount with an alpine binding. They are intuitive, quick, floaty, and even though they are very light and have a pin binding, they feel more damp than a lot of heavier skis I've tried.

Anyone who says you don't NEED fat skis - sure, need is relative. But they bring me a lot of joy! I smile way more skiing these than any previous 102, 104 or 106 skis I've demoed or owned (which is a lot).

I have skied Salomon rocker2, Faction Prodigy 3.0, QST 106, Rustler 9, Rossi rallybird 102, DPS zelda 106 for comparison.
 

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