Blast Written by geoffrey on 2007-02-01 08:56:47
Excellent carve hold with minimum effort. |
Noreen Written by Ski Review Guest on 2007-03-01 13:31:41
Got a pair of Blasts last week, couldn't wait to try them so I went to Exscape for an hour. First few runs got a feel for them, then went for it and boy did they respond - extreme grip and carving (got some amazing angles!). Grin got bigger each run - what a BLAST! Sure footed as a mountain goat, I would trust them anywhere! |
richinsoton Written by Ski Review Guest on 2007-09-12 19:10:01
Wow!. What a step up from the Bandits I was using previously. 2 weeks in Whistler & 1 week in Courchevel & Im totally sold... So much so someone else in our chalet in Courchevel who was unhappy on Bandits too went out & bought a pair of these & you could'nt get the grin off her face!!. |
The Best Ski Ever Written by Ski Review Guest on 2007-12-20 20:15:21
Tested it on Mt. Ste-Anne and Masif (QC) and fell in love instantly. For 43 years, I haven't had anything better. Bought it by custom order in Toronto and skied on Fernie, Kicking Horse (BC), Lake Louise (AB). Equally great on powder as it's on groomed and hard surface. Had previously Rossignol, Atomic, Elan.. - what a joke! Always had to work with/for the ski to make things happen - this is the first ski in my life that is made for my skiing ability - 0 energy used, 0 adjustment required. Hold ice amazingly and phenomenal on deep snow. I'm an advanced skier (but not a pro that would do all kind of crazy stuff); 94 kg, 187cm. If you're about my size and ability, look no further as this is a God sent! |
Blast Written by Ski Review Guest on 2008-02-05 14:05:20
Just bought a pair, had a week with them in Les Gets (French Alps) - fantastic! Great for both on and off piste, brilliant carving, and sooooo responsive - Isooo much fun - I just love them! |
nice Written by Ski Review Guest on 2008-04-15 21:58:39
Got these skis right before last year and loved them all year. Great for carving on the groomers and were even better for me in about three feet of fresh powder. Awsome. |