"If
you’re looking for a ski that completely rips up groomed terrain and
all snow conditions, you’re after the Aztec Pro. The Aztec Pro features
sandwich sidewall construction with a cap laminate, found in all
Freeride line skis, a similar sidecut to the Santiago Mission and
houses two sheets of Titanal, the strongest aluminum alloy in the
world. Look for the Aztec Pro in the following sizes; 165cm/76mm
underfoot, 175cm/78mm underfoot and 185cm/80mm underfoot."
Two of my friends ski the Scott Aztec from previous seasons and they were forever singing their praise.
The
Aztec’s Scott sent us were the new look 2005/2006—quite a plain
looking ski, very understated, but I am sure many will like that.
The Aztec also seems a little wider than what many of its competitors
are offering.
We had a very good session on these skis -
all over the mountain just after Dan and Ray and I had thrown ourselves
down the Speed Skiing course – the Flying K. The sun was out and
as the snow softened up, we skied plenty of terrain of the marked runs
– steeps & well-established (hard) moguls.
I
found the Scott Aztec to be an awesome, well balanced ski with plenty
of grip anywhere you wanted it. Stable enough at reasonable speed
on the flatter stuff - plenty of fun on and off the piste. Quite
easy to manoeuvre too – I was happily bashing through slush on the
lower levels with out feeling it for the après ski.
Something for the kids too - the tails are a little turned up, so skiing switch is not totally out of the question.
Nice work Scott.
Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 07/06 at 12:51 AM
yes it’s true thoses skis are fantastic every where in every type of snow conditions
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 08/04 at 09:06 AM
I had a very good week with those skis in Meribel last winter in march; thoses skis worked everywhere in all snow conditions ; I was stoked by the performance and comfort in all conditions.
AZTEC is the right answer to us.
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 09/20 at 02:52 AM
Please tell me where I can buy or order the scott aztec pro ski. I live in reno, nv. but will buy on line or by telephone. thankyou
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 11/25 at 07:13 PM
oooh I’m so excited, I’ve just ordered a pair of Aztec Pro’s and I’m really excited, and obviously quite sad for doing this, but I had to tell someone! I hope I’m going to like them?!
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Duncan Mills on 11/26 at 10:34 PM
you will not be disapointed Sam
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 12/04 at 03:29 AM
How much are these skis going for?
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 12/07 at 10:40 PM
yea its funny i wanna ride ski’s with my name on them i just wanna know where i can get these bad boys, hopefully near the SF bay area
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 01/03 at 10:50 PM
are these skis truely twin tipped, or just turned up a little bit at the back?
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 01/18 at 07:02 AM
these skis are available at pete lanes in ketchum idaho . great
ski that likes the off piste.
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 01/24 at 09:08 PM
Used them in Obergurgl in Austria they were excellent off piste in mixed conditions and very good at speed. Where they do fall down is on short radius carving. For an on piste ski I prefer my other skis Saloman Street Racer 10’s. There is no such thing as a ski that is great at everything but is you want an all mountain ski that’s adequate on piste then they are good skis. For piste skiers stick to carvers
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 01/24 at 09:09 PM
To follow on I got them from Alex Leaf at Mission Adventuresport in Brixham in Devon in the UK!!
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 01/25 at 12:56 PM
bought a pair of aztec pros at begining of season skied on them for six weeks, awesome all round ski even did a few GS races on them. However in ice they dont hold the edge that well. however other than that well worth the money.
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 03/01 at 07:09 PM
I have a brand new pair of aztec pros for $350 OBO still in the shrink wrap. email me at rmahan@hotmail.com if interested.
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 03/27 at 05:32 AM
After sking the Scott Mission on a big powder day, skied the Aztec on crud, bumps and hard pack. Excellent ski. Not as good as the Mission on powder, but performs excellent in crud and hardpack. Great, soft turner. Wants to stay on edge on flats.
Unfortunately, Scott sold so many, I am still looking for 165’s to buy.
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 09/28 at 11:24 AM
As far as I know you can still purchase these skis from Pete Lanes, Sun Valley Idaho
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 10/11 at 04:20 PM
http://www.overstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?PAGE=PROFRAME&PROD_ID=2038828
$199.00 USD
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 02/09 at 01:53 AM
Good all conditions ski, excellent combo of float/edge hold and they ski a little stiffer and more stable than compared to they way the feel in the store.
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 02/14 at 08:17 PM
Skied these in variable conditions off-piste in Verbier, as well as the Karma. These are effortless, a great fun ski. The Karma is heavier and needed more work but are so solid underfoot…
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Scott Aztec Pro (2006)
Written by Ski Review Guest on 10/23 at 05:32 PM
Brilliant ski…I bought a pair in Verbier last year. Had not been able to get them anywhere in the UK. Can’t recommend them enough.
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