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Moment Wildcat 108 Skis · 2023 · 184 cm

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Moment Wildcat 108 Skis · 2023 · 174 cm

Moment Wildcat 108 Skis · 2023 · 179 cm

Moment Wildcat 108 Skis · 2023 · 190 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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Rossignol Sender 106 Ti Plus Skis · 2023 · 194 cm

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Rossignol Sender 106 Ti Plus Skis · 2023 · 180 cm

Rossignol Sender 106 Ti Plus Skis · 2023 · 187 cm

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 I'd say this performs best in packed-out, chalky snow, would be a good friend to have on an icy day, and I also wouldn't hesitate to grab it with a bit of fresh snow. Comparing these to the Sender Ti from last year, where you kind of had to make sure you ate a good breakfast before you rode them, these ones are a fair bit more accessible and user-friendly than their previous version. I'd recommend this ski to advanced skiers, expert skiers. It's got a lot of life to it, a lot of power

 I'd say this is a pretty true all-mountain ski. Crank and turn is on the groomer on it and then skimming over moguls right after. I'd say this performs best in packed-out, chalky snow, would be a good friend to have on an icy day, and I also wouldn't hesitate to grab it with a bit of fresh snow. Comparing these to the Sender Ti from last year, where you kind of had to make sure you ate a good breakfast before you rode them, these ones are a fair bit more accessible and user-friendly than their previous version

 I'd recommend this ski to advanced skiers, expert skiers. It's got a lot of life to it, a lot of power. It's going to be right there with you when you want to charge, but it's still pretty easy to ride and it's not going to ski you if you're just looking to cruise for the afternoon.

 This ski is very full of life, it's really snappy. It's really easy to load it up and it gives you a lot back. I'd say this is a pretty true all-mountain ski. Crank and turn is on the groomer on it and then skimming over moguls right after

Forecast Ski Magazine presents: The People’s Ski Test

Ski: Rossignol Sender 106 Ti
Category: Freeride
Length Tested: 180
Lengths: 180, 187, 194
Dimensions: 138/106/128
Radius: 21m @ 187
CAD MSRP: $949.95
More Info: https://www.rossignol.com/ca_en/ralmi01-000.html

A freeride-focused ski, the Rossignol Sender 106 Ti comes with Rossignol’s innovative air tip for maneuverability, a paulownia wood core for lightweight agility, an edge-to-edge titanal beam for added grip, a carbon alloy matrix for power, and a progressive sidecut that’s designed to give the ski a playful, fluid feel.

Reviewer: Sean Ennis
Location: Red Mountain Resort in Rossland, B.C.

To read the written review on this ski, and for all videos from The People’s Ski Test, visit http://www.forecastski.com/gear.

The People's Ski Test - Rossignol Sender 106 Ti - YouTube

 In this installment of the People Ski Test presented by Forecast Ski Magazine, we review

 A freeride-focused ski, the Sender 106 Ti comes with Rossignol's innovative air tip

 for maneuverability, a Polonia wood core for lightweight agility, an edge-to-edge titanal

 beam for added grip, a carbon alloy matrix for power, and a progressive sidecut that's

 designed to give the ski a playful, fluid feel.

 Here's what our tester had to say about it.

 My name is Sean Ennis, I'm 25 years old, from Rosslyn, D.C., and I'm a tree planter.

 I'm reviewing the Rossignol Sender 106 Ti in a 180 length.

 This ski is very full of life, it's really snappy.

 It's really easy to load it up and it gives you a lot back.

 I'd say this is a pretty true all-mountain ski.

 Crank and turn is on the groomer on it and then skimming over moguls right after.

 I'd say this performs best in packed-out, chalky snow, would be a good friend to have

 on an icy day, and I also wouldn't hesitate to grab it with a bit of fresh snow.

 Comparing these to the Sender Ti from last year, where you kind of had to make sure you

 ate a good breakfast before you rode them, these ones are a fair bit more accessible

 and user-friendly than their previous version.

 I'd recommend this ski to advanced skiers, expert skiers.

 It's got a lot of life to it, a lot of power.

 It's going to be right there with you when you want to charge, but it's still pretty

 easy to ride and it's not going to ski you if you're just looking to cruise for the afternoon.

 You know, we start to open up the turn radius 18 meters in this 180, 21 in the 187 and 24 in the 194. So definitely more of that straighter cut for more aggressive lines down the hill. Great for snow days, chalky snow, open bowls, stuff like that where you just want something smooth and stable to let it run. This Sender 106 Ti Plus is great for that and a lot more

 You know, when you pick this up right after the 104 Ti, you definitely notice a difference in just the overall feel of the ski. Definitely more for that aggressive advanced and expert skier who's looking for something for wider open spaces. You know, we start to open up the turn radius 18 meters in this 180, 21 in the 187 and 24 in the 194. So definitely more of that straighter cut for more aggressive lines down the hill

 Minimal splay that is contributing to the strong on trail and carving properties of this ski. So having that longer effective edge, minimal taper. So having that side cut go all the way to the end keeps this part of the ski on the snow very effectively and gives you that nice smooth turn from tip to tail. So a really well rounded ski despite its heft and burly nature

 So we've seen that filter through the Rossignol skis over the years. It really helps keep the swing weight down and the maneuverability up. So when you're dealing with a heavier ski like this, having that lighter swing weight goes a long way in maneuverability and quickness aspects. We also get two LCT strips of ABS material

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Moment Wildcat 108 vs Rossignol Sender 106 Ti Plus

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