Volkl AC50 2010

Skier Height: 5’6”
Skier Weight: 160
Skier Ability:Expert
Ski length Tested:170

Ski Review: Liveless sounds that maybe he is exaggerating his ability . I do not think that he is anywhere near an expert with edging skills . The AC50 needs to stood on in the Middle of the ski and the edge needs to be engaged at all times .  Then you are it’s master...

Volkl RTM 78 2017

Skier Height: 6 ft
Skier Weight: 200
Skier Ability:  expert / racer
Ski length Tested: 177

Ski Review:  I got this ski as a retirement award and I love it.  It is very easy to initiate and I can even still run strong on Nastar race courses with it.  A fun carving ski with moderate smooth power and solid edge hold,  but wide enough for a...

Stöckli Axis Pro 2018

I understand the Stockli Axis Pro is not made by Stockli, is this true?

thanks

Dana Simon

Blizzard Quattro 8.4 Ti 2018

Skier Height: 5’9”
Skier Weight:194
Skier Ability:expert
Ski length Tested:174

Ski Review:The Blizzard Quattro 8.4 Ti is a marvelous ski. Smooth, stable, predictable, and very quick edge to edge. I have skied them on ice, granular, packed powder, crud, large and small moguls. They excel in all categories except for large bumps and powder more...

Nordica Navigator 90 2018

Skier Height: 5’ 11”
Skier Weight: 165
Skier Ability: Expert
Ski length Tested: 179

Ski Review: This is by far the best ski I have ever ridden. lightweight and Incredibly easy to turn, it excels on groomers, steeps, bumps and powder. Powder days in tight trees have never been so much fun! Pretty much says it all, eh?

Dynastar Cham 107 2013

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.

Armada ARV 2012

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?

Rossignol S7 2012

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.

Rossignol Experience 98 2012

Rossignol’s Experience 98 is an off piste biased all mountain charger with more than the odd surprise up it’s sleeve.

Rossignol Sickle 2012

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?