Which Ski Would You Choose? (100mm +)

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Type_III_Skier

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So I'm looking to get something around that 100-113 underfoot ski. I have a few ideas but would like some other opinions. I'm thinking Dynastar Legend 106 because I really like how the "Powerdrive" tech skis. But I also have been looking into the Elan Ripstick 106. My widest ski I have now is a Blizzard Regulator (94mm). I want something that is going to be fun in powder, crud, and trees. Don't want anything wider that 113. If you have any other ski, please say so. help a brotha out.
 
If you're looking for something good in powder and variable you should be looking on the wider side, surface area and torsional rigidity on fatter skis plays a huge role in their performance in those conditions. The Cochise, Legend, and Ripstick are good options but maybe take a look at the Enforcer 110, it looks like a monster. Also, 113 seems like a really weird cutoff point. If you bumped up 3mm to a 116 you could look at the ON3P Billy Goat which is a fucking machine in pow and crud. The Moment Bibby is another ski that's just a few millimeters away from your seemingly arbitrary cutoff and it's famous for it's pow and crud busting performance.
 
13853698:-eREKTion- said:
If you're looking for something good in powder and variable you should be looking on the wider side, surface area and torsional rigidity on fatter skis plays a huge role in their performance in those conditions. The Cochise, Legend, and Ripstick are good options but maybe take a look at the Enforcer 110, it looks like a monster. Also, 113 seems like a really weird cutoff point. If you bumped up 3mm to a 116 you could look at the ON3P Billy Goat which is a fucking machine in pow and crud. The Moment Bibby is another ski that's just a few millimeters away from your seemingly arbitrary cutoff and it's famous for it's pow and crud busting performance.
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I agree. Billys are one of the best soft snow skis ever. I will be riding on the Sego prospect 112 for my crud buster/soft snow ski this season.
 
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