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Moment Wildcat 108 Skis · 2023 · 184 cm

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Moment wildcat 101s would be a great choice. Incredible edge hold yet still playful and pivots on a dime. Can carve well at higher speeds too

This year I demoed Atomic bent chetler 100mm at vail and park city. I like the skis but felt I was struggling with them when the snow wasn’t great at park city last week. I just didn’t feel like I had as much stopping power if that even makes sense. I’m used to ice skating on the slopes in the Midwest. I’m looking to buy my first set of skis for next season and know literally nothing about skis. It seemed like the bent chetlers did great when the snow was nice in vail but only so so on older snow. I would like a ski that is all mountain capable with atleast 2/3 of the time spent off piste on black and double blacks. I would also like something nicer up to $1,000 in price.

<div class="md">This year I demoed Atomic bent chetler 100mm at vail and park city. I like the skis but felt I was struggling with them when the snow wasn’t great at park city last week. I just didn’t feel like I had as much stopping power if that even makes sense. I’m used to ice skating on the slopes in the Midwest. I’m looking to buy my first set of skis for next season and know literally nothing about skis. It seemed like the bent chetlers did great when the snow was nice in vail but only so so on older snow. I would like a ski that is all mountain capable with atleast 2/3 of the time spent off piste on black and double blacks. I would also like something nicer up to $1,000 in price.

6’2 185 pounds.
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Looking for advice on first set of skis

Moment wildcat 108s are def the move. Can drive them super hard but they still are super agile in steep terrain. If you want an even more hard charging ski, try the commander 108

Hey folks. I wore down my primary skis at the end of this season, so I have to get a new pair without being able to demo. I've done a good amount of reading on options and narrowed my choices, and I would love to get any advice from gearheads / anyone who has skied these planks before.

Profile: 32yo male, 6'0", 170lb, advanced/expert skier. Good form, ski forward/aggressive, bigger turns, speed, but that gets dialed back a bit on super steep/technical stuff; I'm good, and I want to beat most people down the mountain, but you wont see me in ski films anytime soon.

Where: West Coast US and Canada resort skiing / slackcountry. Think AltaBird, Jackson, Big Sky, etc. I don't live out there, though, so I can't pick my conditions unfortunately.

What: all mountain. spend most of my time on big mountain bowl skiing, some chutes and tight lines, steeps, trees. Some moguls and groomers obviously, comes with the territory of inbounds. Do side hits and small cliffs, not a park skier, not landing switch.

Last pair: one ski quiver, 2015 Blizzard Bonafides, 98mm underfoot, 180 length. Enjoyed the stiffness / charging quality of that ski for its size class, felt perfectly comfortable driving them

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I am looking to go up a size class for a 100-110mm underfoot ski. Shortlist is currently:

K2 Mindbender 108ti

Armada Declivity 108ti

Faction Dictator 3.0

I'm clearly leaning toward a heavier, directional charger, but not so specialized that I can't use it as a daily driver. In an ideal world I would love to try something like a Black Crow Corvus, but I don't think that's practical since I don't live in the mountains and I can't pick and choose my powder days.

This is ideally for a one ski quiver, but I could see a world in which I also pick up another pair of Bonafides or Volkl Mantras and go two-ski.

What are your thoughts? Happy to take any and all feedback and advice, and I really appreciate the help!

<div class="md">Hey folks. I wore down my primary skis at the end of this season, so I have to get a new pair without being able to demo. I&#39;ve done a good amount of reading on options and narrowed my choices, and I would love to get any advice from gearheads / anyone who has skied these planks before.

Profile: 32yo male, 6&#39;0&quot;, 170lb, advanced/expert skier. Good form, ski forward/aggressive, bigger turns, speed, but that gets dialed back a bit on super steep/technical stuff; I&#39;m good, and I want to beat most people down the mountain, but you wont see me in ski films anytime soon.

Where: West Coast US and Canada resort skiing / slackcountry. Think AltaBird, Jackson, Big Sky, etc. I don&#39;t live out there, though, so I can&#39;t pick my conditions unfortunately.

What: all mountain. spend most of my time on big mountain bowl skiing, some chutes and tight lines, steeps, trees. Some moguls and groomers obviously, comes with the territory of inbounds. Do side hits and small cliffs, not a park skier, not landing switch.

Last pair: one ski quiver, 2015 Blizzard Bonafides, 98mm underfoot, 180 length. Enjoyed the stiffness / charging quality of that ski for its size class, felt perfectly comfortable driving them

&#x200B;

I am looking to go up a size class for a 100-110mm underfoot ski. Shortlist is currently:

K2 Mindbender 108ti

Armada Declivity 108ti

Faction Dictator 3.0

I&#39;m clearly leaning toward a heavier, directional charger, but not so specialized that I can&#39;t use it as a daily driver. In an ideal world I would love to try something like a Black Crow Corvus, but I don&#39;t think that&#39;s practical since I don&#39;t live in the mountains and I can&#39;t pick and choose my powder days.

This is ideally for a one ski quiver, but I could see a world in which I also pick up another pair of Bonafides or Volkl Mantras and go two-ski.

What are your thoughts? Happy to take any and all feedback and advice, and I really appreciate the help!
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 I would definitely say for most people the Sender is definitely where it's at and the Sender TI is for those few people that need a really, really burly ski and that wouldn't be me and actually most of my colleagues that skied as well and some big aggressive guys that I ski with were also saying actually they preferred this so just something we can chat about if you need some more advice we can talk you through the differences and just guide you to the right one from the two models. Also length, everyone always asks us about what ski length to go for, it is the number one asked question and the best thing to do is just to get in touch with us and we can give you some tailored advice because it depends on your weight, your height, your aggression level and what you're used to skiing as well. It also depends massively on the model of ski as well so we can help you with that so get in touch but yeah Sender, Black Ops Sender, lovely ski, lightweight, nice and stable, 100 underfoot, it's going to be really good in the powder and sort of everything between soft snow conditions and deep fluffy powder.

 It also depends massively on the model of ski as well so we can help you with that so get in touch but yeah Sender, Black Ops Sender, lovely ski, lightweight, nice and stable, 100 underfoot, it's going to be really good in the powder and sort of everything between soft snow conditions and deep fluffy powder.

 They're one of the first people to have this, it's kind of like a structure within honeycomb kind of structure in the tip and it just makes that swing weight really, really, really nice so if you're dropping in somewhere, you're pivoting, you've got tight trees to go around, it really, really is nice and nimble and that's something that all of us that have tried this have picked up on, it just feels very, very, very nimble. It's also quite light, it's a bologna wood core which again is nice and solid but it's light and it's durable so I think that gives a lot of the characteristics of the ski and makes it what it is. The graphic is something everyone's talking about this season as well, this is one ski, the other one has got like a reverse so it's black fading into this kind of like, what should I call this, kind of yellowy colour on the tail and it looks really, really cool so a lot of people will be talking about that. Having skied it, we were all sort of saying how that, the way it works and feels, it's very, very stable and you get, it feels very smooth as well

 The graphic is something everyone's talking about this season as well, this is one ski, the other one has got like a reverse so it's black fading into this kind of like, what should I call this, kind of yellowy colour on the tail and it looks really, really cool so a lot of people will be talking about that. Having skied it, we were all sort of saying how that, the way it works and feels, it's very, very stable and you get, it feels very smooth as well. Now what they've done here, the guys have taken the line control technology so also known as LCT which is in some of their race skis and they've brought it around in some of their piece skis and that's a line that runs through a metal laminate that runs through the ski mounted vertically through the ski to help give it stability and suck up vibrations and that has been adapted to this and on the wider skis they've actually got two channels of material running through the ski and again it's to try and keep the stability and to suck up vibrations which is really, really important when you're skiing in terrain that's chopped up, in powder, you don't know what's underneath your feet, you want your ski not to be sort of rebounding or flapping or over the place or chattering and and that's definitely what we found with this is it felt smooth, responsive, reliable. We did try out the Sender TI as well, there's a TI version of this which is basically very similar, it's just got some titanium in it to beef it up and the feedback from myself and actually from more aggressive skiers than me was that actually the trade-off, the extra weight to get, how shall I put it, it was heavier and it felt much stiffer underfoot and we felt that actually the lighter version, this version, had enough sort of packing a punch underneath the foot that really only the most aggressive skiers would need to move up to the TI version

Check out our review of the new 2021 Rossignol Black Ops Sender Ski! 

Taking tech from the legendary Soul series, the new Black Ops Sender combines lightweight materials with a freeride design that makes it a seriously capable all-mountain machine. 

Our team have tested this ski in varied conditions and terrain, so we can help you decide if it's the right one for you! You can buy it on our online store here: https://www.snowtraxstore.co.uk/skis/6930-rossignol-black-ops-sender-skis-2021.html 

Or, if you want more info, drop us a message to sales@snowtraxstore.co.uk or call 01202499155 and one of our team will be happy to help. 

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Rossignol Black Ops Sender Ski Review 2021 - YouTube

 Hi, Nick from Snowtrax here, I'm the head ski tester and ski buyer in our store

 and I'm going to talk to you today about a fantastic ski from Rossignol, the Black Ops Sender.

 The Black Ops range is something that's always been sort of under the radar from Rossignol,

 they've done limited releases or just, you know, not out there in the public eye too much

 and now they've sort of put it at the forefront of their range, replacing what was there,

 their sort of sole range of skis, their sole sevens etc that have been very, very popular

 and they've moved some of that tech across there so this kind of replaces that kind of ski but it

 also takes it to a new level. It's 100mm underfoot, it's got your standard sort of like

 camber with rocker on the tip and a bit of rocker on the tail, ideal for all kind of someone who's

 seeking out to get an off-piste, freeriding, wants to enjoy the backcountry as much as possible but,

 you know, let's face it that isn't always possible so you want something that's going to be able to

 ski around the piste as well. I really like Rossignol's air tip, it's something they've had

 through a lot of their range, even variations of it on some of their sort of all mountain skis as

 well but it makes it really, really super light. They're one of the first people to have this,

 it's kind of like a structure within honeycomb kind of structure in the tip and it just makes

 that swing weight really, really, really nice so if you're dropping in somewhere, you're pivoting,

 you've got tight trees to go around, it really, really is nice and nimble and that's something

 that all of us that have tried this have picked up on, it just feels very, very, very nimble.

 It's also quite light, it's a bologna wood core which again is nice and solid but it's light

 and it's durable so I think that gives a lot of the characteristics of the ski and makes it what

 it is. The graphic is something everyone's talking about this season as well, this is one ski, the

 other one has got like a reverse so it's black fading into this kind of like, what should I call

 this, kind of yellowy colour on the tail and it looks really, really cool so a lot of people

 will be talking about that. Having skied it, we were all sort of saying how that, the way it works

 and feels, it's very, very stable and you get, it feels very smooth as well. Now what they've done

 here, the guys have taken the line control technology so also known as LCT which is in

 some of their race skis and they've brought it around in some of their piece skis and that's a

 line that runs through a metal laminate that runs through the ski mounted vertically through the ski

 to help give it stability and suck up vibrations and that has been adapted to this and on the wider

 skis they've actually got two channels of material running through the ski and again it's to try and

 keep the stability and to suck up vibrations which is really, really important when you're

 skiing in terrain that's chopped up, in powder, you don't know what's underneath your feet,

 you want your ski not to be sort of rebounding or flapping or over the place or chattering and

 and that's definitely what we found with this is it felt smooth, responsive, reliable. We did try

Moment Wildcat 108 vs Rossignol Black Ops Sender

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