Finally made the decision to purchase some new skis... in April...
They are called the North Shore and they are made by Rocky Mountain Underground. I got them in a 175.
http://www.rockymountainunderground.com/shop/the-north-shore-demo-ski
I was able to demo these on a really nice spring day at Breck. Snow was a little heavy but plenty to play in and these skis cruised through it all. They are a little hard for me to catch an edge but not enough to deter me to go to an all mountain ski when I could have these for big powder days.
I'm on the hunt for some bindings for these. The thought crossed my mind for a second to put some Dynafit bindings on them so I could have a light non tele set up for the back country, but I think I'm already leaning away from that.
These guys that work at the shop are awesome and they have a great thing going for them. I was going to buy them as a demo from them but they sold out of them so I was able to snag a brand new pair for an awesome deal.
Hopefully we get some big snow days next winter.
They are called the North Shore and they are made by Rocky Mountain Underground. I got them in a 175.
http://www.rockymountainunderground.com/shop/the-north-shore-demo-ski
I was able to demo these on a really nice spring day at Breck. Snow was a little heavy but plenty to play in and these skis cruised through it all. They are a little hard for me to catch an edge but not enough to deter me to go to an all mountain ski when I could have these for big powder days.
I'm on the hunt for some bindings for these. The thought crossed my mind for a second to put some Dynafit bindings on them so I could have a light non tele set up for the back country, but I think I'm already leaning away from that.
These guys that work at the shop are awesome and they have a great thing going for them. I was going to buy them as a demo from them but they sold out of them so I was able to snag a brand new pair for an awesome deal.
Hopefully we get some big snow days next winter.
