http://www.ski-review.com/ Latest ski reviews from Ski-Review.com en http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/dynastar_cham_107_2013 8251 Dynastar’s new Cham series represents as much of a wholesale change to a skiing range as you could get without significant deviation or turning them all into fully rockered banana skis so I was very keen to give Dynastar’s Cham 107 a go. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/Armada_ARV_2012 8014 The all mountain twin space is massively competitive, with all the dedicated freeride and freestyle brands now battling it out with the mainstream manufacturers. Can the Armada ARV compete? http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/Rossignol_S7_2012 7733 My ad: 5’10” 185lbs West coast skier desperately seeking a one ski quiver for killing it all. The response? The Rossignol S7 in a 188. Ten of them. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/Rossignol_Experience_98_2012 7722 Rossignol’s Experience 98 is an off piste biased all mountain charger with more than the odd surprise up it’s sleeve. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/Rossignol_Sickle_2012 7735 The Sickle has seen a few incarnations and name changes in recent years (Scratch Steeze, S6), but it’s starting to come up even more so than Rossignol’s uber successful S7 series. What gives? http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/Nordica_Soul_Rider_2012 7875 First up in our yearly ski test - Nordica’s Soul Rider. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/amplid_rockwell_2011 5132 The Amplid Rockwell is another ski I lusted after as soon as I saw it… http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/Salomon_Sentinel_2012 7677 After our 2011 review of Salomon’s all mountain gun and much chatter between peers, I gave in and acquired a pair of Sentinels for 2011-2012. The 2011-2012 Sentinel is the same ski as the 2010-2011 Sentinel – only the graphics have changed and only a touch – good so far. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/Dynastar_Speed_Limited_2012 7529 The Dynastar Speed Limited Carbon is one truly superior ski. Wood core, Titanal and Carbon make up a serious “weapon” for experts who crave total performance with no excuses. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/Dynastar_Outland_80_2012 7542 Much like its bigger brother the 80XT the Outland 80 is torsionally stiff in the tip and tail while its subtle rocker brings amazing versatility. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/Dynastar_Outland_80_XT_2012 7541 Experts who love to cruise the entire mountain at higher speeds while favoring medium to long radius turns will love the edge-grip and stability on the new 80XT. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/kastle_mx88_2011 7122 Fairpour takes Kastle’s MX88 out for some turns. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/volkl_kendo_2011 7121 Length tested 170 cm. Very precise, surgical, “threading the needle” ski; surprisingly light and nimble feeling; quick edge to edge. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/blizzard_magnum_8.7_iq-max_2010 3799 I own the Blizzard Magnum 8.7 and by now (3/10/2011) I have one year of experience on these skis. I like to ski out back, steep couloirs, natural snow, western steep tree runs, deep pow and also high speed carve turns on the eastern and western groomers. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/line_ep_pro_2011 5247 After receiving 6 feet of snow in 48 hours (Japan, not the French Alps clearly) I thought it was high time to test out the Eric Pollard Pro’s for what they are really meant for. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/scott_crusade_2011 5350 With it’s VTT tip and tail, Scott’s Crusade is an odd looking ski shape. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/rossignol_zenith_z76_oversize_ti_2011 5332 The brand new Zenith Z76 (Avenger 76 in the US) is simply class act for grip and control all wrapped up in a 60:40 on/off piste all mountain package. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/rossignol_alias_carbon_2011 5344 As part of our 2011 Rossignol preview, we marked out the Alias as one to watch. At just £330/$559 Carbon including bindings (Axium 110 range), the Alias really is the affordable all mountain rocker. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/dynastar_legend_sultan_94_2011 5778 They’re big and wide with a 17m radius, so they cruise just about anywhere with the ability to make some very impressive arcs. Full vertical sidewalls and built like real race boards, the 94 is the Formula One version of “big mountain skis”. http://www.ski-review.com/ski_reviews/review/salomon_xw_enduro_2011 5360 One of the nice surprises of our on snow test. Salomon’s new Enduro delivers muscle with manners.