K2 T:9 Lotta Luv (2008)

I demo’d the burnin luv, crossfire and lotta luv on early season man made snow with trace of new.  Of the three, the lotta luv was harder to initiate the turn and had less energy - but was also more forgiving when the snow was clumpy.  I didn’t have a chance to ski it in deep snow - but for groomers, the burnin luv and crossfire won hands down.  I am 140 lbs ex year-round skier.  I turned down a good deal on the Lotta Luv - didn’t luv it enough

I demo a lot of skis this season looking for a good all mountain ski, but also performs well off piste. I narrowed it down to the Burin Luv and the Lotta Luv (I really didn’t want a powder ski). Ultimately, I choose the Lotta Luv because of the wider waste and it’s performance off piste. It’s perfomance of the groom runs was decent; I didn’t find it difficult to carve turns. I really liked the way the skis handled on the bumps and in the trees; I think this is where the skis really do shine.

Awesome skis, excellent graphics, great at speed, bumps and light to mediumm powder.  Keep up with the boys and even pass them on these.  Only drawback is when you have to carry them :(

Great do anything skis and they also look really cool.  I ski the whole mountian, so starting in untracked powder bowls down to the groomers and hitting the hard pack when I have to.  If you know how to get a ski on edge and carve this ski will give you more options for fun and speed on the groomers with good grip. This is a top notch expert womens ski for going anywhere in any conditions.  I would buy them again.