The best powder ski i've ever had
di Jon, Product Content, Blue Tomato, 24 mag 2023
Hi I have had these skis for the last two years and it is truly the best powder ski i have ever ridden. I have skied this ski all over Austria and taken it on a three week powder mission to Japan. I have also used this as a touring ski. I predominantly ride powder and freeride, either by lift access or touring and hiking to get it. I am very tall and ride the 192 which has ample float.
In powder the waist width and 3D tech mean that you're never sinking regardless of how deep the snow is. On hard pack it grips surprisingly well. The UL stands for ultralight, and the skis construction means that it is remarkably light while not losing any performance. I paired this ski with the Shift Binding so it works equally well touring up or freeriding down. I'd recommend this ski to anyone who wants a super light powder ski which still rips! Compared to other powder skis that I've ridden the only downside i can think of is the performance in ridden out or icy snow. However considering the light weight of the skis that's not too surprising, if it were stiffer, it would be heavier. So i'm willing to sacrifice a tiny teeny bit of hard snow performance.
I'd reccomend this ski to any rider who's looking for a new pair of premium powder skis. If you pair these with the Shift binding as I did, you can tour anywhere with these. I'd recommend to mount the ski on the 'freeride' line, as I find you have better soft snow performance.
In powder the waist width and 3D tech mean that you're never sinking regardless of how deep the snow is. On hard pack it grips surprisingly well. The UL stands for ultralight, and the skis construction means that it is remarkably light while not losing any performance. I paired this ski with the Shift Binding so it works equally well touring up or freeriding down. I'd recommend this ski to anyone who wants a super light powder ski which still rips! Compared to other powder skis that I've ridden the only downside i can think of is the performance in ridden out or icy snow. However considering the light weight of the skis that's not too surprising, if it were stiffer, it would be heavier. So i'm willing to sacrifice a tiny teeny bit of hard snow performance.
I'd reccomend this ski to any rider who's looking for a new pair of premium powder skis. If you pair these with the Shift binding as I did, you can tour anywhere with these. I'd recommend to mount the ski on the 'freeride' line, as I find you have better soft snow performance.
A proposito di me:
Hi, I am Jon and have worked at Blue Tomato for 5 years. I am a Skier with over 28 years of experience, mainly riding Freeride. I am 190 tall and I bought this product in size 192 .
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