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Disclaimer - ski reviews are subjective - nothing can substitute professional advice and an on ski demo. Bad or poor value skis are very rare. Skiers choosing and skiing the wrong skis is very common.User Ski Reviews
Ski-Review.com Ski Reviews (latest 5 user submitted reviews shown below).
4FRNT MSP 2018
Ski reviewed by TerranceSkier Height: 5 foot 10
Skier Weight: 70kg
Skier Ability: Expert (ski instructor)
Ski length Tested: 176
Ski Review:
Hassle free at the front, so much so you forget they are there. Engage the tails, and 4FRNT’s MSP can punch you in the face a little. Or a lot. Reminding intermediate skiers that skiing is front to back as well as side to side...
Elan Inspire Fusion 2016
Ski reviewed by KylieSkier Height: 5’5”
Skier Weight: 138
Skier Ability: Advanced
Ski length Tested: 158
Ski Review:
This ski holds on everything and anything - particularly wonderful when skiing ice or hardpack. However, it is quite heavy - technology has changed even since 2016 and skis have gotten lighter but stayed stable recently. This ski is a tank. You can...
Black Crows Nocta 2018
Ski reviewed by SkiPapaSkier Height: 5’11
Skier Weight: 180
Skier Ability: Intermediate/expert
Ski length Tested: 181
Ski Review: I’m hesitant to start a review for a pair of skis that are 122 underfoot by talking about how they perform on the groomers or at slow speeds. However, they ski as you would expect them to. They aren’t by any means slow, but you...
Salomon QST 106 2017
Ski reviewed by SkiPapaSkier Height: 5’11
Skier Weight: 180
Skier Ability: Intermediate/expert
Ski length Tested: 181
Ski Review: The QST 106 feels light underfoot, while still being reasonably stiff and the now bog standard early rise with camber underfoot combo means turning is a breeze. You lean back metaphorically speaking on the QST and they won’t throw you...
Rossignol Soul 7 HD 2018
Ski reviewed by WSCSkier Height: 6 foot
Skier Weight: 170
Skier Ability: Expert (20 years free riding)
Ski length Tested: 180
Ski Review: Skis short. Smashes the whole mountain. As close to the holy grail of single quiver as you can get if you are looking to challenge yourself off the groomers. The Soul 7 will carve and you’ll enjoy it but Rossignol keep iterating...
Team Ski Reviews
Ski-Review.com Ski Reviews (latest 5 staff reviews shown below).
Dynastar Cham 107 2013
Ski reviewed by PaulDynastar’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
Ski reviewed by Lou MartinThe 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
Ski reviewed by Ski Review GuestMy 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
Ski reviewed by Dan MorganRossignol’s Experience 98 is an off piste biased all mountain charger with more than the odd surprise up it’s sleeve.
Rossignol Sickle 2012
Ski reviewed by Lou MartinThe 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?
Latest User Reviews
Ski : 4FRNT MSP 2018
Skier Height: 5 foot 10
Skier Weight: 70kg
Skier Ability: Expert (ski instructor)
Ski length Tested: 176
Ski Review:
Hassle free at the front, so much so you forget they are there. Engage the tails, and 4FRNT’s MSP can punch you in the...
Ski : Elan Inspire Fusion 2016
Skier Height: 5’5”
Skier Weight: 138
Skier Ability: Advanced
Ski length Tested: 158
Ski Review:
This ski holds on everything and anything - particularly wonderful when skiing ice or hardpack. However, it is quite heavy - technology has...
Ski : Black Crows Nocta 2018
Skier Height: 5’11
Skier Weight: 180
Skier Ability: Intermediate/expert
Ski length Tested: 181
Ski Review: I’m hesitant to start a review for a pair of skis that are 122 underfoot by talking about how they perform on the groomers or...
Ski : Salomon QST 106 2017
Skier Height: 5’11
Skier Weight: 180
Skier Ability: Intermediate/expert
Ski length Tested: 181
Ski Review: The QST 106 feels light underfoot, while still being reasonably stiff and the now bog standard early rise with camber underfoot...
Ski : Rossignol Soul 7 HD 2018
Skier Height: 6 foot
Skier Weight: 170
Skier Ability: Expert (20 years free riding)
Ski length Tested: 180
Ski Review: Skis short. Smashes the whole mountain. As close to the holy grail of single quiver as you can get if you are looking...