Is the gap between allmountain skis and powder skis slowing disappearing with skis like the Jeffery and bacons or will we still

[soupcan]

Are we starting to lose those definitions

 

[Mr.Sloth]

soopkan pls

 

[Randy_Quench]

you should try and make your thread title a little longer.

 

[soupcan]

But when you think about it it's like woah we have came a long way

 

[soupcan]

Will do

 

[RockNRollNghtClb]

the al diente made me think of this

 

[MothaHucker]

al dente is anything but a pow ski, I would hardly consider it all mountain.

 

[gotti]

yes.

/thread

 

[Blake.P]

The al dente is a rockered soft, slightly wider park ski

PSA: THE AL DENTE IS NOT A ALL MOUNTAIN CHARGER OR A POW SKI. IT IS A SOFT, JIBBY WIDE PARK SKI

 

[Holte]

There have been skis that displayed both all mountain and powder characteristics since ski companies started selling specialized performance skis. The definition of all-mountain skis and powder skis has just changed over time as ski manufacturing got more advanced.

 

[snomaster]

All skis outside park/pipe and racing are fatter. As others say, the definition is changing (and blurring). Jeffry is all mtn. Pow is >110mm underfoot, though I personally consider my 113mm underfoot all mtn...

 

[jared_mocha]

Like pretty much all of Line's skis over 100 mm underfoot? Nothing new here.