I had the opportunity to try this ski. My impressions are:
The ski has almost no camber, even though they call it a cambered ski. It's very smeary pivoty.
It has tenacious grip, although I need to point out I was on a brand new ski with a perfect edge.
Yes it carves, and yes it is 87 underfoot, but to me it skied fatter on firmish snow. The wide tails and tips are so torsionally rigid, you roll up on the 134 tips and the ski feels fat. When you do roll it up, you're turning, there is no room for an argument.
I read where some questioned stability at speed. I wouldn't get this ski for speed. I'd get it for bumps or getting to the bumps. Sure, a little freshie day or some fun carving here or there, but why would you want to go zoomin fast on a bump ski with a slalom radius? If you're that fast in the bumps get some Faction Moguls.
It was a little ..how shall I say... early grabby. The tips start to grab hold before the ski grips underfoot. Grip is grip, but this feels different.
Not sure its a bad thing, but its there.
Because it is such a beast tortionally, it bites with gusto into the shoulder of a mogul. Noticeably different response there. I think you could learn to use that to your advantage.
I'll take this ski out again.
Who it's for: Better skiers that want a 2 trick pony. Apparently it has some park potential, but that's not me.
Who it's not for: 1 ski quiver skiers. It just isn't that versatile.