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Having some trouble embedding the image for this one... so here's the direct link: https://www.skiessentials.com/Chairlift-Chat/2022-Stockli-laser-ar-ski-review/
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Sponsored 2022 Stöckli Laser AR Review
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Is the link right? I'm getting "page can't be found".
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Something weird was happening with the image embedding...
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I'll get it fixed soon enough!
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Yes. Any url with st o ckli in it will become a bad link.
"stockl i" minus the space becomes "stockli"
Thanks for the detailed review @SkiEssentials ! I look forward to trying mine out when the snow starts flying again.
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Some of it is from as far back as February 5th, then some is from March 30th and some is from April 8th. So, yeah, you're not far off!
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See you out there! Let's take some runs this season.
"Limitless potential" is a strong phrase.
Good review, you guys were very thorough on describing this ski. I would like to add my 2 cents on mount point. Stockli seems to choose mount point to maximize high speed stability in their Laser series. Most owners on this site move the mount 1-3 cm forward and find the ski turns quicker and makes a shorter radius turn. I was advised to NOT mount on the factory line. I tried my laser AX (183cm) mounted on the factory line and forward as much as 4 cm. I settled on +2cm as my preferred spot. I would disagree with Bob's statement on factory line. Its a personal preference, agreed, but I think it would be most accurate to say Stockli factory line emphasizes high speed stability and not carving ability. Their mount point tolerance is pretty wide for these skis and you can tailor the ski's behavior by moving the mount point. Its very different than a ski that has a preferred mount point and skis worse on either side of it.