i dont even see how those would be legit in whistler. unless it's a serious serious serious powder day, alot of the time at whis you're riding on a little bit of hardpack, and anything not groomed is pretty much moguled up. I'm not complaining at all, the skiing is sick, but I just don't see those skis as a viable option unless you are constantly in the BC, or have enough money to spend a season in, say, alaska.
as for why a shop in the east would carry them, I can almost guarantee they don't expect to sell them. Instead it's a way of showing how core they are, maybe a means of legitimizing their operation to people like us. They look good on the floor, and they attract everybody's attention. Plus, ummm, you guys are on here talking about this shop, so about 60 000 other people have now heard about it. Not a bad investment for them is it?