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Sidecut= bad in powder ???? Have your skis sidecut?? Or do u ski over tradicional skis that didn´t carve anything. I´ve got the Zag Freeride Big and I have to say that it´s amazing the way they turn and float over all kinds of snow. U don´t feel the difference between piste and off piste...

yeah this track is really good so as Vicent Dorion´s segment song, 'It was written' by Damian Marley. Nice!

Are you gonna do that graphics????????????? Are you crazy????

but does this withstand scratches and chips because of the flex?

Yeah, but some times there´s no possibility of having your legs spaced enough, eg steep slopes or some landings after a jump.

I´ve seeing the sidecut of the Pistols and specially of the Kahuna and I have a doubt. The last one have a 138 mm width tip! This is the biggest I´ve ever seen and I don´t know if this will be a trouble for handling the skis because they touch each other when your legs aren´t spaced enough...

I think I´ll go with V´s, the only problem I see to them is that thay don´t have an agressive sidecut (due to the fat waist) and I don´t how well I´ll be able to handle them, my old skis have a carving radius of 14 m and these have 23 m. Maybe they won´t be as fun as my old ones specially...

I´ve seen a good deal for V´s, 475 US and 510 US for TM´s. The two with bindings (Marker Titanium 1200). Maybe 83 mm waist of the V-Pro is too fat for the kind of snow of my city but I´ve heard that TM´s are pretty soft to go fast. I wanna choose the most versatile but I can´t try them and...

Well Zag has 85 mm waist. You´ll probably think is not fat enough for deep snow but if you look to the extra long tip you´ll understand that is wide enough for all kind of snow, even the deepest 134 mm nose width 220 mm nose lengh 113 mm tail width. It´s strange but it really has a very good...

But you are asking for some stiff skis for pow and where you live there isn´t pow I think you are wasting your money only to use them 4 times a year aren´t Pistols enough for that use?? If not I think that V-Pro is a good option but I don´t know how will they do on the groomed. Other optio is...

i wonder how TMs handle in powder. Someone said that don´t do well

I live in Spain and I´ve been in Zermat last summer. It´s great to be able to ski in summer. The park was large and very well done. If u like park skiing I recommend you this resort

Ok, that was my doubt because I had ridden Scrath FS and I didn´t like them because of the softness so I wanted to compare them with TMs. I have ridden 1080 too so if TMs have about the same stiffness I think I´m going on them It´s the cheapest among the three I had selected: TMs 470 $, V-Pro...

People say they are too soft to ride fast and well on groomers and ice. Is that wrong??

I´ve ridden Scratch FS and they were soft us gum. I wonder if TMs are as soft as Scratch or stiffer to be better in all mountain terrain