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Registration's totally free, of course, and makes snowHeads easier to use and to understand, gives better searching, filtering etc. When you register, you get our free weekly -ish snow report by email. It's rather good and not made up by tourist offices or people that love the tourist office and want to marry it either We don't share your email address with anyone and we never send out any of those cheesy 'message from our partners' emails either. Anyway, snowHeads really is MUCH better when you're logged in - not least because you get to post your own messages complaining about things that annoy you like perhaps this banner which, incidentally, disappears when you log in Username:- Password:. Or: Register to be a proper snow-head, all official-like! Prev topic :: Next topic. Poster: A snowHead. I will be exchanging my elderly Atomic Crimson 86 waist, lenghts, model, wide carver, no rocker. Thinking of something a little bit wider. BC before corona used to take 2 trips. Jan - always Austria, end of March Austria or France. Enforcer - best looking, best reviews, but described as heavy, new model has really stiff tails - not very playful? Maverick - should be the natural evolution of my current skis, feel right at home and maybe I want a change less 'side piste' oriented than the others? Rustler - everywhere is called playful, which is what I want, but is 94 underfoot and I have a narrower stance learned to ski a long time ago, took plenty of instruction but I somehow feel more natural in a narrower stance also needs more centered stance? Salomon - ugly I could like , seem to be as good as the others, a little cheaper. The Salomon carvers with wood core that I rented were nice, not the noodles Salomon is know for MIndbender - liked the K2 feel in an Ikonik, seems versatile, but seems really similar to the Stance and that one can be had for Euros less and are just as ugly Will be skiing a lot on piste, but I enjoy bumps, sidepiste, unpisted routes. I can go fast linking GS turns, but don't feel comfortable going that fast anymore, at least if the slope is not empty had enough idiots almost crashing into my kids. Prefer medium turns and sometimes short slaloms. Will be driving the tips In the last few years I've hired a few times: Salomon xdr 80 - toooo soft. Damp, smooth, powerfull. Needed to either go faster than I wanted or be much more centered on the ski. Definitely would have liked it 20 years ago I'm 48 now , and even then would have considered the Head Magnum and a Salomon carver at about 72 waist when it was a skating rink will hire again it it'll be that bad again, no problem hiring 'race carvers' Also, thinking of buying from Sport Conrad and delivering to the hotel. Any other options in Austria? Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person. They have other locations as well. Big range, might be worth a look. Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? If you are reasonably light and they are available in Austria, I would recommend Scott , as they do everything well, including Bumps and are playful and fun. I have 'The Ski' in a You need to Login to know who's really who. Sport Conrad pricing is usually pretty keen. Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do. To the OP, the explorers seem to have a small radius, I'd be wary of them being 'grabby'. You'll need to Register first of course. I've bought stuff from conrad online, so I assume they would be cheaper. They did have a whole load of last seasons kit on sale while I was there November training. They had a locked in a cabinet diamond encrusted ski, retailing at euros from memory , so maybe not the cheapest. Then you can post your own questions or snow reports Brundl is good if you can get there early enough before the Snowsports Austria instructor training gets going to have the best selection of discounts on last years gear. Sport Bittl has some generous offers atm. After all it is free. Brundl is the sole supplier of Marcel Hirche's new line of skis too I have no idea if they are any good though! Hervis is a national chain and Brundl was an Intersport franchise until he went indie a couple of years ago. I don't know if that info will help at all but it does explain the massive difference in pricing. You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net. Regarding the different skis, I demoed a bunch last season and ended up buying the Enforcer 88s. It struck a great balance of holding fast GS turns, maneuverability in bumps and trees, good enough edge hold on ice, and being able to handle anything up to cm powder. The ski that was a surprising close 2nd was the Elan Ripstick Given what you said about not needing a super high speed ski the Ripstick could be good fit. It usually comes in cheaper than the other brands as well. Ski the Net with snowHeads. The reviews certainly agree with you. The Elan wasn't on my list. Where did you try them? This year looks like we're going to Saalbach in Jan, so Brundl in Kaprun might be an option. I demoed in Vermont in the US in February. I'm American and we were there when lockdown came in so decided to stay until schools opened up again here. There was cm fresh snow so everything off piste was soft. I found the Mindbenders and Armadas to be a bit dull. Totally fine, but almost a bit plank like. The Elans had a lot more pop to them and were way more fun. The Enforcers were a bit heavier feeling and more work than the Elans in short turns, but that equated to better performance at speed, so that swayed me to the Enforcers. And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports. Cannot seem to find the Ripstick 88 at relevant shops. The Explorer 88 tips seem a bit narrow vs for most of the others so less likely to pull into a turn with less pressure? How compliant are they when trying to carve but a bit more 'laizily' applying less force and staying at lower speeds? The Declivity seems to have some 'pop' according to reviews? I liked the smoothness of K2 Ikonic 84 ti before, they were smooth but not lifeless. Started looking also at the Rustler 9. Blister said about them that they are focused on short-medium turns, and I think that I like that. So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much. As you said everyone is different so you won't know for sure until you demo a bunch of skis. Unfortunately it's rare to find one shop on the slopes that has all the skis you want to demo but hopefully you'll be able to get on enough skis to figure out what you like best. Looks like Armada has come out with a Declivity 88C which could be of interest too. These guys have some of the better reviews I've found anywhere. They dive pretty deep. You know it makes sense. After reading that, I think I'm leaning towards the Salomon Stance Salomon can make some boring noodles but I've skied wood and metal Salomons that I really enjoyed. Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. I can't recommend trying before you buy enough - especially in the All Mountain category. I'm trying to think of something nice to write about AM skis and I'm struggling. They sound a good idea on paper - something that will cope with a variety of conditions Sounds good! In reality, they tend to be universally poor. Too wide and too flappy for carving; too narrow and the wrong profile for powder. Just bad for learning new skills as well. A dedicated piste ski would allow you to develope your technique properly and have some fun on piste without being a total disaster in soft snow or bumps. Of the list above, I have a mate who swears by the Ripsticks but he is properly expert and has a technique all of his own Edit: Head Magnum are a great ski. How tall and heavy are you? Klamm Franzer , I'm 48 years old. Currently weight 85 kg but I'm too short for my weight. I've been skiing since I was 5. Started skiing in Eastern Europe in leather boots and bear trap bindings. Progressed to real boots after 2 years but the skis still had bases like chewing gum and screw in edges. They used to rip out regularly and we just went to the shop and screwed new edges in. Used to get a week of skiing with my father and a weekin a school trip. The first skis that I bought from my own money were 2 m race slalom Fischer. Have taken quite a bit of instruction, including off piste weeks courses. IMHO at this point any limitations to my skiing are fitness, strength and mindset i. I'm far from technically perfect but unlikely to get significantly better. I've skied the Head Magnum and frankly while stable it didn't do much for me. If I'm taking a piste ski I'd rather have a sub 68 mm race slalom or gs ski, but I can't hop on slaloms all week long at my current fitness level and really don't feel psychologically comfortable bombing down everywhere. Having said that, if I was forced to get a Head ski, I'd choose the Monster 88 and just bulldoze through everything, but I'd have to finish skiing before 2 pm. Have you tried the and the ? I'm 79 kg pounds so maybe a bit between sizes I usually ski a length Thanks! I went for the s. I'm cm tall and weigh 79 kg. Ideally I would have wanted an length but the would've been too much. There is a bit of rocker so the ski will ski a little bit shorter than the stated length but not much. New Topic Post Reply. Snow Snow Snow! 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