Mojo 80 vs. Mojo 90?

[billy092]

Whats the difference between the two... which is better for waht, which is not as good for what...? Wat would be best for a fast twintip good on groomers and stuff outside the park?

 

[Vicious]

80 waist vs. 90 waist

get the 90

 

[FUUUCK]

what he said

 

[billy092]

Is the 90 to fat though, im from ny so we have some icy groomers etc. and the mojo 90 seems pretty fat... 89mm...wat do you think

 

[billy092]

bump

 

[FUUUCK]

89mm aint that much, it allows you to have that much more stability on rails and float in the powder

 

[billy092]

but will it affect how it preforms outside the pakr... in wat way?

 

[Vicious]

the mojo 90 is fairly stiff in terms of most twins on the market, so it will be more stable on the ice and hardpack of the EC

the 90 waist will not affect anything outside that park...in fact, it will perform better in most cases than the 80

 

[billy092]

bump

 

[Vicious]

what else do you need to know...i just spelled it all out for you

 

[Skipig25]

seriously get the 90, you won't regret it. I live on the east coast also, and ride mojo 80's, and I think I should've gone wider.

 

[billy092]

well im considering basically 3 differnt skis..., i just made a new thread about it

 

[poofartpee]

plus the 90 looks cooler one ski is red and the other black like what!?

 

[lastxlight]

The 90s have less sidecut???

 

[rweese]

Get the 90. It's not too fat and can ride anywhere.

 

[hollygrove]

I think that the 90 would definatly be better.

 

[Kev]

depends on what you ride man.

if you looking at the 181 mojo 80 the 90 in 186 will be big and stiff for a pure park ski, but you'll be able to haul ass down anything, unless you plan to get a centermounted 176 mojo 90 for park.

how big are you?

 

[Aenigma]

I use a pair of 186 Mojo 90's as my everyday ski, just to give you an idea. They're probably a bit stiff for park if that's all you do, but they absolutely dominate the mountain. I think the 89mm waist is great for all-around skiing, I've done everything from bumps to backcountry on them and they've been better than I expected at everything. As I said before, if you're doing mostly park look into something a bit softer, but if you spend most of your time on the mountain this may be "the" ski.