hammer
Active member
With all of the talk about purchasing different types of skis, I was wondering who out there is still working with old(er) skis and if they feel that it has held them back or not.
With a family and 2 growing kids to get equipment for and keep updated, I've had to stick with the skis I first purchased several years ago...Atomic C8s. They have a narrow waist (in the mid 60s) and somewhat soft, which is fine for an intermediate crusing on groomers but according to all that I've read they would not be good for much else.
I did have the chance to demo some skis last season and, while I enjoyed the experience of trying something new, in all honesty I can't remember any more how much they really made a difference in my skiing.
I took care of getting properly-fitted boots last season so I'm set there...just don't have the funds at this point to get new skis.
If I have the opportunity to go out on a "low powder" day (which I may do on Friday), will it really make that much of a difference if I'm on my groomer skis?
With a family and 2 growing kids to get equipment for and keep updated, I've had to stick with the skis I first purchased several years ago...Atomic C8s. They have a narrow waist (in the mid 60s) and somewhat soft, which is fine for an intermediate crusing on groomers but according to all that I've read they would not be good for much else.
I did have the chance to demo some skis last season and, while I enjoyed the experience of trying something new, in all honesty I can't remember any more how much they really made a difference in my skiing.
I took care of getting properly-fitted boots last season so I'm set there...just don't have the funds at this point to get new skis.
If I have the opportunity to go out on a "low powder" day (which I may do on Friday), will it really make that much of a difference if I'm on my groomer skis?