Racer Magazine
What are the best skis for a real post?
I ran the club and high school and have gone through two pairs of extremely loyal and reliable Fischer SL Spyder and a pair of GS skis, I know this is pretty stupid of me to ask, after having been so focused on racing 4 + years I had completely forgotten any others lol, I looked in Wateas Fischer and some others, and read lots of magazines, I really want to know, however, hopefully the experience that best suits a rider pair that needs a fair amount of carving, but still manage powder measure?
As a former athlete, you need a ski high performance, but not necessarily a ski race. A high-end all mountain ski with one foot wide and half Flex soft pattern. Since you have used Fischer in the past, look to its current production, which is kept as a second pair of Fischer demonstration and you are interested in buy. I am in K2 about 4 years old and have to replace at least a couple this season. The model I use is the axis which has been replaced by new model line Apache. Try to find a bottom width of 80 mm or more for good float in soft snow. A pair of skis is designed to have about 100 to 200 days in the slope. If yours are less than that, try a complete song up which should include a sharp edge and perhaps a grindstone. I seldom suggest the grindstone for a recreational skier, the runners are a different situation, and even then the class unless Olympic is required only once every 100 days or less.
