dartmoorskier
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Has anyone demo'd / bought Stockli skis?
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Stockli skis
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MaineSkiLady
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I demo'd the Stockli Storm a few weeks ago. It was, I think, my first or second demo of the day. It was very nice! 
Felt somewhat damp to me (versus lively) but was not heavy - in fact, quite a lightweight and moderately soft ski - it suited my body weight, I didn't over power them. Worth a look, for sure!
Felt somewhat damp to me (versus lively) but was not heavy - in fact, quite a lightweight and moderately soft ski - it suited my body weight, I didn't over power them. Worth a look, for sure!
astridhj
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I rented Stockli Stormrider last year, when my skis did not make it down to Austria for a ski trip. The ski was fun on the grooms, but I did not like them offpiste, where I love skiing with my Auras. It was just something missing. The Stormrider is suppose to handle it, but it was just not the correct ski for me in comparison with the Aura. If I was looking for a ski just for skiing grooms, I would seriously consider demoing Stockli as they have a very interesting line of skis.
