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**MichaelJ** · Mar 12, 2008, 9:04 AM

I also ski a B2 and find it to be an excellent all-mountain ski. They work great here in the northeast, as well as in Utah (and I saw tons of them all over Snowbird).
Much depends on the ride you prefer ... do you want something smooth and mellow but a little out of touch with the snow? Rossi Bandit B2 is like that. Want something that feels every little bump but turns on a dime? I've heard many a recommendation for the Volkl AC-30.

Mar 12, 2008, 9:04 AM	#6 (permalink)
MichaelJ Boundary Peak #100 Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Out in the MA 'burbs near 495. Posts: 1,990	I also ski a B2 and find it to be an excellent all-mountain ski. They work great here in the northeast, as well as in Utah (and I saw tons of them all over Snowbird). Much depends on the ride you prefer ... do you want something smooth and mellow but a little out of touch with the snow? Rossi Bandit B2 is like that. Want something that feels every little bump but turns on a dime? I've heard many a recommendation for the Volkl AC-30. __________________ Skiing combines outdoor fun with knocking down trees with your face. - Dave Barry 21 days '07–'08 … bring on the '08–'09 season!