Jeff 100 vs L toro

jumpman101

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Looking to upgrade again want to be at the 100mm mark I loved these L toro when I picked them up for 170 at play it again sports. I bought Jeff 100 and loved them as well and wished I had sized up. So here begs the question what do I go with or are there any other fun options for east coast ski?

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Been riding fatypus for the last 10 years religiously. Best skis out there imo, I try to cop a new pair every chance I get. L toro is a sick park ski, if you're looking for something a little more all mountain look at the BU or m5. They're a few mm wider than the l toro but the 5 point design makes them super quick turning. if you look at the end of season they usually have some sweet deals.

**This post was edited on Sep 5th 2024 at 8:22:49pm
 
14625822:WittyCong said:
Been riding fatypus for the last 10 years religiously. Best skis out there imo, I try to cop a new pair every chance I get. L toro is a sick park ski, if you're looking for something a little more all mountain look at the BU or m5. They're a few mm wider than the l toro but the 5 point design makes them super quick turning. if you look at the end of season they usually have some sweet deals.

**This post was edited on Sep 5th 2024 at 8:22:49pm

Honestly I am not looking to go wide 100 is a good all around
 
I love my M5 athlete stiffness, so maybe the 182 l-toro athlete stiffness? They’re on sale right now for $490. Disclaimer though, I don’t ski park. But as a daily driver fun ski I love them.
 
14625983:officechair said:
I love my M5 athlete stiffness, so maybe the 182 l-toro athlete stiffness? They’re on sale right now for $490. Disclaimer though, I don’t ski park. But as a daily driver fun ski I love them.

Yeah they look like a seriously good deal I’m slowing down in the park and enjoying the mountain more. Side hits are more enjoyable and finding powder when the east coast ever grants us a day or if I pop out west the 100 is my travel go to.
 
I think the L Toro would be a better east coast ski overall due to its profile and east coast ice
 
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