I'm 37, 5'11" and 175 lbs. I stared skiing a few years ago on Atomic Nomads (171) and too-big Salomon boots. Been skiing a lot this year (30 days in VT so far) and have gotten much better. I quickly realized the limits of my Atomics and picked up some Rossi Soul 7s (180) and soon after some Lange RX130 boots -- wow what a difference well-fitted boots make. Anyway, while I love the Rossis in almost all conditions (even VT hard-pack), just for fun I demoed the Nordica Steadfasts (170) yesterday. I had thought that a short ski would be really fun in the bumps but I realized yesterday that my Rossis are more fun in the bumps but the Nordicas are really fun on hard-pack, which is what we have most in the east. So now, despite vowing to not buy more skis, I think I want a ski for the more typical east coast conditions.
I like to ski the whole mountain, steeps, bumps, charge on wide open groomers, runs down the NASTAR course. Haven't really spent time in the trees.
For a two-ski quiver, what would you add to the Rossi Soul 7s?
Thanks for any guidance.
I like to ski the whole mountain, steeps, bumps, charge on wide open groomers, runs down the NASTAR course. Haven't really spent time in the trees.
For a two-ski quiver, what would you add to the Rossi Soul 7s?
Thanks for any guidance.