Rossignol's Carbon Alloy Matrix does give the ski an impressive level of torsional stiffness, but because the effective edge is relatively short when you're on firm snow it's not going to hold an edge quite as well as some of the other skis we've looked at in this comparison. Salomon added basalt and doubled the amount of carbon and flax in the QST 99 for 2019. There's a lot out there for sure, but they're all really good, so it's harder to make a wrong choice. Sorry for the name confusion, I noticed right after I hit the submit button. Hope my description is clear enough and would love to hear your thoughts! Still have questions? You notice it most in the completion phase of the turn where the 100 likes to hold on until the end while the 104 is more playful. Doh! Furthermore, would the only downside of the enforcers - for my type of use - be the weight or do they also perform less well off piste? It's not the easiest, most forgiving ski in soft snow, but considering the amount of precision and power you get on firm snow, it performs in soft snow quite well. We have the same boot length and I have gotten on them a couple of times and havent enjoyed them quite as much. I'm definitely not the most aggressive skier; I appreciate being able to ski in control at moderate speeds, especially in the steeper off-piste stuff. The Tracer 98 doesn't have any metal, but it should be stable enough for how you ski given your description. For help with Nordic Ski sizing, please call us at: (877) 812-6710. Considering your weight, I'm thinking either QST 99 or Ranger 98 Ti would be best. Have fun! They just also have that low gear that you need for skiing with kids. Press J to jump to the feed. Keeping in tradition with the twin tip and more freeride-orientation, the Holyshred also employs a relatively long turn radius, coming in at 19 meters in the 182 cm length. Ski Sizing can be tricky, thanks to a combination of the ever changing ski technology. SE. SE. I found the M5, precise and easy to bend into shorter carving turns but lacking float due to the shallower rocker profiles. The FX 95 HP is certainly worth a second look--high-end feel for sure. I guess the Enforcer 104 is slightly better off-piste? I'm leaning toward the M5 Mantra, but also like the QST99 and the 98TI. Have fun! In terms of versatility, the QST 99 can be described as a ski with a very even mix of performance characteristics for different terrain and snow conditions. I am 183cm and about 70kg and do like to ski fast both on and off piste. What Skis Should I Buy: Comparing Men's 100mm All Mountain Skis - 2019 Edition. Adam, Update, I went with the 98ti and purchased them SE. The MX 99 also has a full camber shape and doesn't use any early taper. It doesn't have a distinctly playful feel in soft snow and responds to skier input almost immediately. Luke Koppa on the Line Sick Day 104, Telluride Ski Resort, CO. (photo by Patrick Sinnott) . Sometimes you just need to speak to a expert, so if you're still having trouble picking a size, please give us a call at (877) 812-6710. While its not the best floater on this list, its strengths lie more in the charging through crud and chop. You value confidence and quality and a quiet ski for high-performance ripping. I currently ride Salomon XDR 88 and im looking for something I can float better with and get a little more play/pop while still having good grip and maneuverability. I've had to stay away from the mantra the past few years due to their lack of camber..is the 2019 M5 the year I should come back? This ski just keeps on chugging along. Ok, so maybe not the best, but you certainly could be a contendah, kid. I skied the mantra last week in 177cm and liked it. What would you suggest? I'd lean to the QST. The M5 Mantra is a great ski. Id like something good for about 60/40 on/off trail. It has the torsional stiffness to hold an edge on firm snow, the stability needed to ski fast and aggressively, yet it's also light enough to tour with without being exhausting. Hi there. Sale: $479.93. I like the updates, as I think it makes the ski more manageable at different speeds and terrain. Going with a wider ski would actually slow your progression a little bit. One thing you'll notice despite the wide range of ski testers is how similar the lists of top 5 skis are. Well, maybe not, but you get my point. It uses two sheets of metal sandwiched around a wood core, and also uses some carbon in its construction. Of course if you don't have ski poles to try this out on, you can always use the chart below. The Blizzard Rustler 9 is also in that area, but is more like the Pinnacle than the Rossignol. Hi Joe S! For more stability at speed, that does come at the price of weight, the QST is a great ski for sure. For skate skiing, poles should be a bit longer. If you're not looking to drop too much in terms of performance, I'd go Camox. If youre truly an expert skier, you probably know it. I've currently got a pair of Blizzard Magnums (I think low 80s underfoot) which I love for the groomers, however, I am finding myself sometimes spending the entire day off-piste in the trees. SE, Thanks for this great article and all your helpful reviews. Generally in resort, off-piste terrain. . The Bonafides did really well on the groomers but felt a little heavy to me and a bit stiff. Chairlift Chat is the official blog of Skiessentials.com. Im 6'0, 200lbs. Whats your thoughts? At 100 mm underfoot, this is the widest Maverick, containing a poplar wood core and two sheets of titanal. Maybe a Tyrolia 13 or Warden 13 would be an alternative. Elan Ripstick 96 2. I'm 6' and 200 and ski probably 60/40 on-piste vs. off-piste. Theyre not as smooth as the sick days on the groomers so Im hoping that detune will help because theyre definitely easier to throw around. This is what used to be referred to as Expert until rocker skis came along and let experts go back to over head ski lengths. Power:Float Ratio, Straight-Line Compliance, Stability at Speed. If you value a lighter overall ski, but don't want to give up metal, the Ranger 98 Ti is a great choice. At the low end, it hooks into the titanal laminate which extends down toward the tail and becomes full-width underfoot. The Mantra is certainly more demanding, and I think you'll prefer the Kore, especially when following kids. If you like skiing switch (backwards) you don't have too many options, especially out of the skis in this comparison article. Tom. In a lot of ways, the Bonafide is quite similar to the MX 99. The commentary in your review rates it pretty highly as an all-mountain ski, but it doesn't make this list so I'm curious if that might fit the bill. Liberty is growing up as a brand, and the Origin 96 is a perfect example of how their skis continue to evolve. The metal also gives this ski a strong and confident feeling in a high-speed carved turn no matter what the snow conditions may be. But I have not tried those skies jet. the Atomic lineup is dialed these days. Also, I'm thinking I should be looking at a longer ski (maybe 180cm+)? But perhaps Ive got enough weight to get the 184 Mantra to react just as well? Very smooth, strong, and stable, so if that's what you're into, I'm not going to steer you away, especially since I'm a huge fan of the ski as well. I then saw it on your list, so that should be a strong contender. They're solid bindings. What would be the pros and cons of each, relative to each other and maybe more importantly relative to the Enforcer 100 (which I still will ski)? This construction is similar to what we see in race skis. More of a plower than a dancer. The QST 99 is quick, playful, and responsive. Head is another company focusing on delivering high-end performance in a lightweight package. They are a bit wider and have longer rocker profiles, so maneuverability is a bit more pronounced in this ski than the other two. $226.06. I would peg me as an advanced intermediate skier able to do groomed blacks but stay off western double blacks. on occasion as that's mostly what the east has to offer. Much like the previous Kastle MX 98 on this list, the Enforcer 100 absolutely demolishes crud and chopplowing through it like its not even there. I ski fast and hard on groomers, I get in the woods any time there is snow available, also hit moguls frequently. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Due to it having two sheets of metal, the Enforcer would be a big change from the Sky 7's. This is for high-performance skiers who know how, and like to, drive a ski and tell it what to do. SE. Most intermediate skiers will be tempted to wander off trail, but may not be brave enough quite yet. Probably 70/30 on/off-piste, enjoy moguls and glades, and powder when I can find it but not terribly often. Have fun! The two skis Ive narrowed it down to are the Enforcer 100 in 185 and Mantra M5 in 177. Up until this winter, I was skiing entirely in the east, mostly smaller NY and PA hills, with a few trips to Whiteface. Additionally, the metal layers used in the Enforcer are thinner than those in the Bonafide, so although you get the damping, you don't quite get the same stiffness. Hey SE. I've been on an old 165cm 2007 Fischer RX6 that's delaminating pretty badly, and I'm looking for some new gear. I usually stay away from groomers, or if I find myself on one, I'll cling to the edge and dip into the treeline as much as possible. have fun! First of all, love your reviews! I'm looking for something that can handle both hard and soft snow well, but not looking for something on either end of the spectrum. They're all pretty maneuverable, and if you didn't like the metallic nature of the M5, you'll probably like these more. Please keep in mind that ski boots DO NOT come in half-sizes. Ski: 2021-2022 LINE Sick Day 104, 186 cm. Will spend enough time on groomers to not completely forsake having fun there as well. Pumped to have found your site/reviews. Your boot sole length is the actual length of your ski boot, in millimeters. SE. 177 felt pretty solid, but didn't get to try it on much soft snow for floatation (granted, primary need won't be using it as a pow ski, got the dps for that) An all mountain ski with some distinct freeride influence is a great way to describe it. You like knowing that you have a ski on your foot. I do have a pair of lightly used K2 AMP-Rictors I would still use for cruising/carving in very firm snow conditions as the other ski. As always, there's a trade-off, and in this case, it's stability and damping, so be prepared for that. The Enforcer 100 starts to feel like a ski with more of an even mix of performance characteristics for different terrain than some of the skis we talked about above, but the important thing to remember with this ski is it still uses two sheets of metal. Im looking at the QST 99s, Rustler 10s, and Sky 7HDs but open to suggestions. Good, not great. Hi, thank you for great reviews, but the more I read I seem to get more confused with what I need. Don't hesitate to give us a call at (877) 812-6710 and let us help you. What would you recommend? It's a heavier ski for sure, and while you could grow into it in terms of performance, it may be on the prohibitive side at first. Maybe the Salomon QST 99? So ive decided to invest in some 100mm all mountain skis. The Blizzard Rustler 10 is the natural progression from the Regulators. Not a particularly "fun" ski anywhere but a competent ski that didn't wear me out like the M5's (meh). Specifically, I've been eyeing the Sky 7 and the QST 99. For bindings, you shouldn't have any trouble with the Griffon. After a long time snowboarding. I like the bumps but am also looking for a wide enough waist to do some powder without having to change skis. Think of any swervy type of skiing that can possibly fit in your mind and these Blends are the ideal toy for the task at foot. Both in that mid-90's range with some tip and tail rocker, so you get good flotation when it snows, but are still great carvers on trail. Thanks for the great reviews. I am enjoying reading all of the reviews, comments and responses and figured i'd ask for some input before making a decision on my ski purchase. I'd say the Sky is the best floater of the three, but doesn't quite have the stability of the Salomon. Obviously I'm still torn so your advice is super appreciated. Although it's close to the QST 99 in width, its overall design feels more focused on soft snow performance. Create an account to follow your favorite communities and start taking part in conversations. Im 6-1 and 205lbs. Could be powder, park, groomers, trees, or bumps, you do not care, and neither does the Camox. A ski for the people! Looking for an all mountain powder capable ski(no park) and something that can handle the icy east coast. I'd say you're right on the money in terms of length in those models. Have you read the Blister Gear Review on each one yet? That would really help in tight moguls and trees, and it still has solid torsional stiffness and good vibration damping so will hold an edge really well on firm snow too. -Andrew, Hi Andrew! I'm looking for some advice - I bought my first pair of skis 5 seasons ago as a low-intermediate. I'm an intermediate skier, looking for that elusive 1-quiver. I never took a ski lesson in my life, so am probably not the best technical skier. I am a mixed bag skier because I like ripping groomers, carving, jumping (limited spinning), skiing switch/buttering, but at the same time love moguls, soft snow, trees etc. I'm riding the 2013 Line Prophet 90's today. It's not the most powerful or more precise ski on firm snow, but it's no slouch either. Then parabolic shapes came along. Are you not considering the Mantra in the 184? Also check out Volkl 90Eight and Nordica Enforcer 100. Anyhow, I demo'd a pair of M5's on a big snow day recently, way too much ski, once things were chopped up, I was getting thrown all over the place and really tiring. Im based in the Midwest but will travel 1-2 times per year, mostly out west but also some New England. Skiers who prefer speed and flotation in the fresh snow. Overall, however, the Bonafide is still right up there among the stiffest, most powerful skis in this category. I have a connection that can get me any Armada ski at a discount, but wondering whether something like the Rustler 10s would be a better ski for me than the Tracer 98s? Nordica Enforcer? I own a pair of Pinnacle 105, so I'm pretty biased. Blizzard Brahma 88 3. If youre looking for more flotation, the RP shaping versions of these skis are better choices, but for a more business-like personality, these Pagoda Piste 100 C2s have a whole lot to offer. Swing weight goes a long way, and a ski like the Vantage 97 Ti is going to be easier to maneuver and less tiring than a heavier ski. At 94 mm underfoot at 180 cm length, it's not that narrow, but it still has great edge grip, especially underfoot. Im not a super technical skier, more freeride style. 172's with the marker bindings. I have a pair of '99 Rossi 4S (203 cm) and K2 Totally Piste Teles from the mid 90s. Oliver, Hi again Oliver! The Enforcer is the most all-mountain and versatile ski of the lot. The flexibility and playfulness of the ski closely resembles that of a snowboard, so there seems to be a pretty logical transition there. For length, you know, honestly, I'd stick with 181 cm. The construction of the Mantra marks the introduction of Volkl's new Titanal Frame construction. For a second pair, sticking with the Salomon, check out the XDR 84 for a very well-rounded front side ski. So you can measure yourself, or you can just check out our handy-dandy chart below. What do you think? Appreciate the feedback! You are looking for the nicest skis ever made. The mix of poplar and beech, arranged in vertical stringers, carries the quality and precision of Kastle skis through, offering that high-end feel and energy with more of a minimalistic build. Mostly stick to the groomers, no moguls or trees really and love charging hard with a race background, but when it dumps, especially out west I want a ski that wont punish me in the soft stuff and crud. Instead of fitting the ski by height, the skis that we carry are fit by weight. I think unfortunately I have a pretty big list of skies that I am trying to narrow down and so am looking for a recommendation. I typically, however, recommend it for lighter weight skier more than skiers your size. Ski lengths on our chart above will fall somewhere between your nose and eyebrows. QST is a better floater, but Enforcer rips harder on groomers. Is the 13 sufficient or should I go for a 16? Jokes aside, you'll be blown away by the performance of skis since the last time you were on two planks. Hi Murray! The enforcer does what I ask of it in the woods, though the length can get tough in east coast trees at times, but It feels like Im trying to turn a ship when in icy bumps and almost always leads to some backseating or picking up too much speed. Turns will be slow and steady, and at the end of your time as a beginner, youll be starting to tip your skis to turn rather than pushing yourself to turn with your heels. Hi Gian! The extended tip rocker goes well with the low tail profile, creating a good blend of grip in the carve as well as playful flotation. It's relatively lightweight and noticeably quick to maneuver, like the Sky, but it has better torsional stiffness, more stability at speed, and a longer effective edge because the rocker isn't quite as pronounced. The Kore (93 I'd recommend for you) is light but stiff. The 186 would work but 191 would make for a great cushy ride unless the new construction focuses this size (191) as a big plank for the 1 percenters. Hi SE, I'm 5'10", 180 lbs. If the pole is too long, then your forearm will be angled slightly up. While it would be difficult to come up with one area in which the Camox excels, well just have to state that its best asset is its well-roundedness. Have fun! Versatility, Well-Roundedness, Everything. This construction is similar to what we see in race skis. Will, Hi Will! Here goes! 1 Ok_Promotion_7074 1 min. The 92 is lighter and better suited to on-trail skiing, and you're going to get quicker edge to edge performance as well. I'm not a super charger who likes to go really fast all the time, but I enjoy pushing it hard a couple of turns. The Ranger 98 Ti offers the stability and vibration damping that aggressive skiers value, but in a weight that's light enough to justify using it as an alpine touring ski. $3.99 shipping. So will likely go with the QST99. Thanks so much for the reviews! It also is a great ski for someone who values maneuverability and quickness over speed, as you mentioned. Another surprisingly stiff ski, this one more in the tail versus the shovel, so kind of an opposite to the Fischer above. Because you're not skiing exceptionally deep snow very often, you really don't need to go wider than those skis. Im in the market for a one ski quiver. Like I said I loved the bonafides in comparison to the line chronics but am afraid I am going to lose all the playful and poppy aspect if I go the stiff charger route. I suppose I'm also a bit confused because with much of my skiing being on moguls (of the sort that develop as a steep slope is left alone, not regularly shaped competitive ones), specialized mogul skis would be close to slalom skis, whereas skis for variable surface conditions get quite a bit wider--so what does one best use on moguls with variable surface conditions? I've skied it here in VT in about a foot and a half of light, dry snow, and it floated great, so unless you're in bottomless, I don't think the slight flotation advantage of the Rustler is worth the sacrifice, especially when it comes to on-trail performance. Hi Pete! The Bent Chetler 100 is another twin tip ski with a focus on soft snow performance. So you can measure yourself, or you can just check out our handy-dandy chart below. Which ski do you recommend based on my description? I know r/skiing loves both of the Bent Chetler skis, but I really haven't ever found either are that exceptional. Skiers both young and old. You want something thats both easy to turn and has a high-performance ceiling. Line Sick Day 104, 17/18 Graphics. SE, Hi SE! SE. The good news is that the all around quality of skis is increasing, making it more possible than ever to find a ski that fits your specific style and preferences. Check out the Rossignol Experience 94 and the K2 Pinnacle 95 for comparison. You are comfortable giving your skis directions and following through with them. Looking for something a little lighter and more directional than the Bacons that I can have fun on on less than stellar days, improve my trad skiing skills on (lessons on Bacons is kinda counter-productive) and still practice some switch and jumps (hoping to nail 180 and maybe 360 this season). Have you seen that too? My main passion is freeride however only skiing a few weeks of the year now, and in the alps, powder is never guaranteed. Thanks Built with Dynastars Hybrid Wood core, the skis get the Poplar in the main trunk with Polyurethane (PU) material along the sidewalls extending into the ski. Thoughts on the enforcer 100 or other skis I should consider? The Enforcer 100 will not. I'm aggressive on-piste and more moderate off-piste, especially in narrower chutes and trees. Any help would be great . I'm trying to narrow down a choice for my 1 ski quiver, ripping both east and west coasts. Myself? In most cases, this is the right call, but skiers should be geo-conscious before buying more than they can handle. Between those, the Mantra has more of a metallic feel while the Bonafide is more woody. I liked the shorter radius of the 185 as well as the increased maneuverability. This boosts its soft snow performance and helps the ski float in soft snow, despite only having a 95 mm waist. Its pretty apparent when you click in and push off, that youre not only on a very precise and high-quality piece of ski machinery, but also a super high-performance one as well. The Atomic Bent 100 is a do-everything freeride ski. The difference here is that Blizzard builds in some rocker into the tip and tail, and there is also some very subtle early taper. This one should get more credit. I love the trees and the crud and attacking a line and avoid skiing on ice days. Thanks in advance. The boat-hull inspired shape in the tip and tail boost the ski's float and overall performance in deeper snow conditions. Performs really well on firm snow, but is also fairly capable in soft snow. I think I am understanding that I am less concerned about ripping down groomers, although fun, and more interested in a ski that will be fun and more manageable in the trees, bumps and lighter for uphill touring. Thanks for your help. I'd go with the Enforcer 100 in the 184 or the Ranger 102 in the 184. I'm a fairly big guy, 5'11" 230+ all dressed, advanced but not expert. 175-183? Quick answer: Stay in the mid-90 mm range, stay in the mid-180 cm length, and dedicated mogul skis are basically only designed for competitive mogul skiers who ski really direct lines. Supremely versatile and well-rounded, the Ranger 102 FR is great for everything from floating to carving with park stuff in between. 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