This gives the ski a more playful personality, especially in bumps and trees. Myself? The Stormrider 102 is a rarity in the ski world as it occupies the powderiest slot in the companys catalog. Have fun! My thinking on the 177 Mantra would be that it would give me more manoeuvrability for the bumps and tight terrain I like to ski. While its got the dual-metal laminate, its more active and engaging than a lot of skis in this grouping. The Enforcer is the most all-mountain and versatile ski of the lot. I'm 40 year-old, 5'8",170 lb male skier who likes to spend most of my time in the trees, off-trail or diving into powder. I'll admit it had better edge grip and more stability than I was expecting when I skied it. Unfortunately we don't really have access to Line skis right now, with the exception of big industry demos and other events like that. The Salomon's are great skis for sure, but the partial metal layer in the Blizzards are a step up in terms of performance. Ultimately, with this ZX 100, its all about the tip shape and profile, and how they combine to handle the softer snow. Great stability, good float, and awesome versatility. The boot sole length is the literal length from toe to heel of that boot, measured in millimeters. Hello, great article! Think I could use a little more direction as I havent bought a pair of new skis in 15 years and Im still trying to wrap my head around all of the new technology. More than just dads who ski. Versus the outgoing 105, this new 102 is a bit less tapered, but with quite a bit more tip rise. I used to be expert and haven't skied a lot the last few years. Your email address will not be published. The mix of poplar and beech, arranged in vertical stringers, carries the quality and precision of Kastle skis through, offering that high-end feel and energy with more of a minimalistic build. SE, Brilliant, thanks for your reply. It retains good torsional stiffness and stability when you've got the ski up on edge, while resulting in a lighter weight overall. Psyched you're already back on snow! Skill: Intermediate (I ski groomed advanced and some tree runs) Slightly narrower, I also put in a strong vote for the Fischer Ranger 99 Ti. Have fun! The question then would be what the right place to go might be. My style is probably fairly timid for someone doing these runs all day long in the first place. Hi Joe S! As far as Phantom is concerned, I've found that it's not faster than a good temperature-matched wax, but the permanence of the treatment is appealing to a majority of skiers who don't normally wax. I also really liked the Salomon QST 92, so that's worth a look as well. SE. Playful skiers who want something equally at home during trick time as it is in the backcountry. 6ft, 205lb, 40 yrs, aggressive skier that skis almost exclusively east coast. I still ski on a 1998 Salomon Super Force 92S in a 203 from time to time, so I'm right there with you. Looking for something between 97-101 underfoot with a partial or full twin tip. My main question would be: do the rustlers provide enough stability and how well do they carve on piste compared to the enforcers? Also something that wants to and feels more natural in the air. We have the same boot length and I have gotten on them a couple of times and havent enjoyed them quite as much. Im currently on the Brahma- I believe its the 2015 and I do like it but thinking of getting a new setup- maybe slightly wider. Ski area: Lake Tahoe, CA, 10-15 days a season I loved both. The Rustler 10, in my opinion, starts to feel like more of a freeride ski. The new Bonafide is a bit different from your 2015. ), Hi Kevin! Elan Ripstick 96 Black Edition Damn I love these skis. Cross-country pole sizing is easy as well. On steep powder I tend to want to play and make turns down it vs charge at high speed. It has the torsional stiffness to hold an edge on firm snow, the stability needed to ski fast and aggressively, yet it's also light enough to tour with without being exhausting. Jesper from Sweden here, I'm 180 cm and weight about 72 kg 32 yo. I think you'll be pretty stoked either way. I like to charge hard and make nice big super-g turns, but also looking for a ski a bit more agile in the moguls and trees. In most cases, this is the right call, but skiers should be geo-conscious before buying more than they can handle. Like Volkl and Atomic, K2 has positioned metal along the edges of the ski. It retains good torsional stiffness and stability when you've got the ski up on edge, while resulting in a lighter weight overall. They handle crud and chop better but dont feel as lively and poppy as the BC. One of the more forgiving skis of this article, although like the Pinnacle 95 Ti, that doesn't mean it wouldn't be enjoyed by an expert. For skate skiing, poles should be a bit longer. Jokes aside, you'll be blown away by the performance of skis since the last time you were on two planks. If you need to find your BSL, but would still like to submit your order, please enter "I will provide" in the Sole Length box and we will hold your order for mounting. Hey SE, great article. On your ski boot, there will be a 3 digit number on the outside or inside heel of one or both of your boots. So ive decided to invest in some 100mm all mountain skis. For my curiosity, where would the Head Kore 93, presumably in 188, come in? In the past few years, I've started loving going off-piste, so I've been looking at some wider skis, but I still spend time on groomers because that's where my friends are. Need some advice on ski purchase. I appreciate fun/quick maneuverability, lightweight, but also carving ability especially in the east. Have fun! Oliver, Hi again Oliver! This narrower brethren is built for a bit more all-mountain skiing, but still has the long tip rocker profile of the 108, making this 100 a very smooth competitor in fresh and soft snow. After a number of demos and research, I purchased the Rossignol Experience Ti 88s (173cm) earlier this season. Sidecut extending beyond the rocker is one of those things that they keep talking about that doesnt really make a lot of sense until you ski it and realize what a precise and fun-loving ski this is. They are a bit wider and have longer rocker profiles, so maneuverability is a bit more pronounced in this ski than the other two. fyi length-wise I heard the Bent 100 skis a little short due to rocker but I do find the 184 Bacons to be plenty 'enough' even being the twin tips they are. This is one of those skis that could double as a terrain park ski, but that doesn't mean you have to spend time in the park to enjoy it. With a bit of extra length, the skis will have a more accurate flex and better weight distribution. The lack of metal over the edges in the tail make the ski a bit more playful, but its still a business-like finish to the arc. Had a hard time bleeding off speed when needed. I'm about the same size as you, maybe a bit heavier, and I found those two models and sizes to be just about right. Amazingly, and finally, the stiffest ski on the wall is also one of the lightest. Demo'd sizes were a 182 (too small) and 188 which felt good but on the Enforcer idk if I would go 193 or 185?? (re: my question below) So to summarize, with the two models you mentioned in the 90mm-class and in the mid-180s, we'd be talking about an Enforcer 93 in 185 or a Rustler 9 in 188, right? Who it's For: You like the feel of a ski with metal laminates, but you want more maneuverability and forgiveness in soft snow conditions. Fischer uses a number of different methods to shed weight from the Ranger 98 Ti. Theyre not as smooth as the sick days on the groomers so Im hoping that detune will help because theyre definitely easier to throw around. Who it's For: An adventurous skier that wants to play around the entire mountain. I would probably put a shift binding on these - I know the enforcers are heavy but I am currently also touring on a heavy setup - to be able to use them for small tours that are mainly focussed on the downhill. If youre truly an expert skier, you probably know it. Finding the proper length ski pole is important as ski poles too long will actually shift your center of balance to behind you, and a pole that's too short will put it in front of you. Last year I demo'd the Sky 7, which I really liked in the powder we got in Montana. From about the mid-body forward, the carbon nose starts as a central spine and widens to full-width in the shovel and tip. Also, would you consider the Soulrider 97? Ex-racers certainly appreciate the metal construction of the Nordica, and you'll learn how to make it more playful. It loves to make quick movements and really reacts well to skier input. What would you say should make me go for the qst over benchetlers (or vice versa) and any other shouts similar to these 2? Rossignol's Carbon Alloy Matrix does give the ski an impressive level of torsional stiffness, but because the effective edge is relatively short when you're on firm snow it's not going to hold an edge quite as well as some of the other skis we've looked at in this comparison. What ski would you recommend? Then skis got wider. I am interested in the Kore 99 2022. They have a shorter turn radius and lighter tips and tails. I'm trying to narrow down a choice for my 1 ski quiver, ripping both east and west coasts. Hey guys! I consider myself a strong intermediate skier on the edge of advanced. Have fun! Sounds to me like you're leaning to QST! . Ski lengths on our chart above will fall somewhere between your nose and eyebrows. Love your review videos. Characteristics of an advanced skier would be: the ability to ski most, if not all trails, an ability to ski fast, regular ability to ski off trail, and more traditionally, the ability to link full carving turns at full speed. The 92 is lighter and better suited to on-trail skiing, and you're going to get quicker edge to edge performance as well. I am super-impressed with the versatility of that ski from moguls to trees and groomers and powder. The Rustler 10 is to the Bonafide as the Ranger 102 FR is to the Ranger 98 Ti. Mindbender 108 (99 is heavy and more directional) is again soft up front but with more weight behind it, it's far more damp. I'm 40, 6'2'' and 180lbs, spent all my life on groomers. What sets the Camox apart is a great blend of positive camber underfoot with moderate taper in the tips and tails. A new addition to the Bent family, the 110 is the long awaited ski that bridges the gap between the 120 and 100. They're fantastic in fresh snow--they're on the heavier side, along with the QST, but they're not bulky or dull so the weight isn't really an issue. They enable me to carve tight lines, make broad arcs across the trail, and float/cut through powder/variable snow; these do it all with ease. What skis do you think I should be considering? The QST 99 is an absolutely awesome ski, and I also think it's one of the best in terms of blending east coast and west coast performance. You're willing to give up some edge contact on firm snow for the extra soft snow performance. Thanks again. I felt like an Olympian (again in comparison) out there in the moguls, trees, and turns in general. I have seen them not release to the correct newton meter values during torque testing, but only for really lightweight skiers. This is one of those O.G. Hi SE, The Enforcer 93 uses pretty thin sheets of metal, which reduces weight and softens up the flex a little. Don't hesitate to give us a call at (877) 812-6710 and let us help you. I ski 50/50 east/west and generally stay within the resort. Dog Days of Winter Sale Item. It doesn't have to be a super powder ski - I have atomic automatics for this - and I would really like it to carve well on piste. Appreciate the feedback! Designed and developed in conjunction with artist and legendary freeskier, Chris Benchetler, and validated by the pros on the Atomic Freeski Team, the award-winning signature ski that has evolved every season over the last 14 years today becomes a full collection of freeride and freestyle skis all built with the same playful progression that Any help would be great. If you're looking to stay in the ~100 mm category and want a more friendly Enforcer, look to the Atomic Bent Chetler 100 or the Salomon QST 99. HI Hiserski! Both in that mid-90's range with some tip and tail rocker, so you get good flotation when it snows, but are still great carvers on trail. Thoughts on the enforcer 100 or other skis I should consider? I'd also put a vote in for the Salomon QST 106 and the Blizzard Rustler 10. While the construction is slightly different between the three, the overall concept and goals are similar. The construction of the Mantra marks the introduction of Volkl's new Titanal Frame construction. The shape and construction combined give the MX 99 an exceptionally strong, precise feel. Don't do any park, but want something that can handle powder and trees but still be really fun ripping down groomers. We cannot guarantee mounting if your BSL is provided after the original order is placed. I'm currently on Dynastar Contact 10ST at 174cm, so ready for change. Both have similar overall characteristics as the Enforcer, just without metal. The tip rocker profile is on the longer side, but theres not a whole lot of natural tail rocker up until the twin-tipped shape. Of course it comes down to personal pref/actual feel on the skis but I'm just trying to avoid wishing they were actually a bit longer/shorter once I get them. It also is a great ski for someone who values maneuverability and quickness over speed, as you mentioned. Not overly stiff, but stable enough to support a heavier skier. It's not the most powerful ski and doesn't have the strongest torsional stiffness, but edge grip on really firm snow at speed definitely isn't the focus of this ski, that's why Atomic also has the Vantage 97 Ti. Let me know what you think! Have a great season on the slopes. Using Salomons construction techniques involving their Metal Twin Frame, these skis benefit from two sheets of titanal, with windows open in the forebody and the tail. It goes from icy moguls to powdery troughs to firm groomers without missing a beat. The BC 100 is one of the best all around freeride skis out there. The Ripstick 96 is another interesting option, with a strong on-piste as well as versatile personality. The Ranger 98 Ti offers the stability and vibration damping that aggressive skiers value, but in a weight that's light enough to justify using it as an alpine touring ski. If you're looking for a strong-carving ski in that 100mm range, I'd check out the Volkl Mantra 102 and the Nordica Enforcer 100. It used to be that if you extended your arm upwards, you should be able to reach the tips of your skis. Thank you for the comment! SE, Hi, The Salomon QST 92 comes to mind right away. They will chatter at speeds on the hard pack. Check out the Rossignol Experience 94 and the K2 Pinnacle 95 for comparison. My main passion is freeride however only skiing a few weeks of the year now, and in the alps, powder is never guaranteed. I'm currently in the market for a new pair of skis and could use some help choosing from the huge amount of ski options out there. All the skis you listed are great. Whats your thoughts? If you liked the Bonafide but want something a touch more forgiving, I'd lean to the Rustler 10. Will, Hi Will! ago I own both. Your email address will not be published. I'm a fairly big guy, 5'11" 230+ all dressed, advanced but not expert. A couple weeks ago we took a look at 15 different all-mountain skis in the 90 mm waist width range. Skiers both young and old. I just got back into skiing last year. I guess the sick days would be more directional but I wanted to hear other peoples opinions, I own both. Beginner: Chances are youll know if this is you. Chairlift Chat is the official blog of Skiessentials.com. I'm looking at the following sticks: The boot sole length is the literal length from toe to heel of that boot, measured in millimeters. After doing some more research it seemed like the Salomon QST 99 would be perfect for me. Rossignol Blackops Day 92 . The Atomic Bent Chetler 100 Skis have consistently turned curious skiers into die hard fans with a winning combination of nimble, playful performance, and easygoing all mountain capability. Hi SE. Do you think this would be an appropriate ski for me? Thanks so much in advance guys! I think that on the 100 mm list, it sounds like you should stick to the narrower side, given your proclivity for shout turns and tree and mogul skiing. I am 40 years old, 5ft 9inch and weigh 235lb. This is all good stuff for pure and versatile all-mountain skiing, and were loving the energy and attitude from the new Maverick 100 Ti. Hi Joe D! I read your bio without reading your ski choices and had QST 99 in my head. These skis seem super similar, anyone tried both and have any thoughts? Thanks so much for the reviews! I'd stick to something with metal in it, so the Bent Chetler might not be the best option. Besides a ski that will do well for lift service and also back country, would love a ski that would do a bit better in powder than the current 80ish underfoot I currently have and also allow me to play in the park on small (the smallest) features and ski backwards. I'm an expert skier, mainly off-piste on chopped up, powdery, rocky mountain double blacks and go into the backcountry a couple times every season. Hey SE! Who it's For: Similar to the MX 99, you should be a relatively aggressive skier who is comfortable driving a ski. )Maybe the Black? This has led me to start looking for something else. The primary purpose for these skis will be to perform in powder. Nope! The metal also gives this ski a strong and confident feeling in a high-speed carved turn no matter what the snow conditions may be. What's an appropriate length for me? Take a look at the chart below, and if you have any trouble figuring out your size range, scroll past the cart to where we provide more information regarding these categories. Preference: Finally, theres preference. My brother has the benchetler 100s and loves them, Im currently leaning towards the qst 98s. Mostly skiing Fernie, Lake Louise, and smaller hills in the area. It's a great ski for someone like yourself who tries to stay away from groomers whenever possible. You would be totally fine with the 186 Enforcer 100. Hope that helps! Long answer: You feel like a really good candidate for a Blizzard Rustler 9 or a Nordica Enforcer 93. That said, you don't have to be a park-style skier to enjoy it, it's kind of like a Ranger 98 Ti that's more focused on soft snow performance. I demo'd the Bent Chetlers last month and liked them a lot, although the size was a bit short (164's as that was what they had - I'm 5'8" and 190). Or is it that I'm adjusting to a much wider, differently shaped ski than what I'm used to, and that my technique can change/improve with these skis? on occasion as that's mostly what the east has to offer. Awesome, thanks for the feedback. Ski mostly Tahoe. Terrain mostly 70% off piste and 30% on. This clean carver loves to be on edge. SE. Very smooth, strong, and stable, so if that's what you're into, I'm not going to steer you away, especially since I'm a huge fan of the ski as well. Hi! Nordica Enforcer 100, Fischer Ranger 102 FR, Blizzard Rustler 10. Hope that helps! Murray, Hi Murray! In the 177 cm length, these skis generate a 17-meter turn radius, so it is on the relatively shorter side on this list, and we think thats a good thing given the strength and power. Performs really well on firm snow, but is also fairly capable in soft snow. Wir haben uns die Zeit genommen , den Gegenstand grndlich zu analyseren und zu bewerten, um Ihnen eine umfassende Summary seiner Anwendungsbereiche zu liefern. Just like the Menace, however, the M-Free 99 is a capable and willing participant in anything that you can find. SE. I think I'd like something with a little more edge grip, especially when we get icy conditions! Since you're 60% groomers, I'd recommend staying closer to 90-95 than 100 if you can. Fits well! While the M5s were a dream at speed, I'm willing to sacrifice some stability for something a bit more maneuverable, and I would like the ski to be at least serviceable on powder days. However, I think I would prefer a ski in the 98-102 range. I'm 182cm (hair under 6ft) so feeling the 180cm size could be the one rather than the 'go-longer-dude' 188cm. An all mountain ski with some distinct freeride influence is a great way to describe it. 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