hello
i'm an amateur skier, i started when i was a child (long time ago), took many lessons but not with the results i had hoped for.
i average no more than 15-20 days per year and i enjoy each of those but only in recent times i started being interested in the differences between the various models of skis on the market.
i started using the old classic long skiis, then i used some entry level to learn the modern technique. later upgraded to a pair of elan "racecarve" really easy, but somehow i never fully liked them.
many times i have rented skis or borrowed from friends.
i finally tested and fell in love with head GSRD, i left my elan to the skirental and took as exchange both the gsrd 25 meters and a pair of older 27 meters head gsrd.
i definitively improved my skills the 27 meter is still a bit too demanding for my level but i really enjoyed the 25m, infact the blade is thin now and i will probably need a new ski at the end of the season.
will see...
i'm an amateur skier, i started when i was a child (long time ago), took many lessons but not with the results i had hoped for.
i average no more than 15-20 days per year and i enjoy each of those but only in recent times i started being interested in the differences between the various models of skis on the market.
i started using the old classic long skiis, then i used some entry level to learn the modern technique. later upgraded to a pair of elan "racecarve" really easy, but somehow i never fully liked them.
many times i have rented skis or borrowed from friends.
i finally tested and fell in love with head GSRD, i left my elan to the skirental and took as exchange both the gsrd 25 meters and a pair of older 27 meters head gsrd.
i definitively improved my skills the 27 meter is still a bit too demanding for my level but i really enjoyed the 25m, infact the blade is thin now and i will probably need a new ski at the end of the season.
will see...