The award winning Helix line continues to set the standard in big mountain utility skis. Skiers from around the world have made the Helix their daily driver because of its ability to handle everything from tight chutes and tree runs to wide open bowls. The Helix also rips groomers with ease thanks to quadaxial glass layers and a torsionally rigid bamboo laminate core, and has Fat Head technology to smooth out mixed conditions and rise to the top in powder. If you are looking for a wider skis that will do it all with stability and ease, the Helix is your ride.

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Liberty Helix 2011
Written by Chris on 07/28 at 01:44 PM

Skier Height:6 ft Skier Weight: 12st Skier Ability: Backcountry Dosser Ski length Tested: 187cm

Ski Review: Really not a good Ski. Tested at BUSC in Tigne 2011. No backcountry testing availabe that week due to extreme heat (20 degrees- April) Blasted the piste with them and got very bored. Absolute zero pop! Horrible to turn- I am a ex slalom skier and take it from me there was no precision in the turn. No chance of being able to do anything in the park! They are very very heavy, we have a few pairs of factory Super G skis size 210cm and these where just as heavy. Unfortunate not to get the chance to take them into the backcountry so I can’t say whether they performed.

I use Scott Dozers 178cm at the minute. They have great flex and pop. Wide underfoot and love to spin. The murder the power aswell. So if your like me and want to doss around wherever on the mountain then these definatly arn’t for you.

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