Oh,
this thread again. Again. Where's the beating a dead horse emoji?
But I'll play, because I'm procrastinating on a few things I need to do today.
Renoun Z90. You know it, you love it, you can't live without it. A wide frontside carver that is more versatile than it should be. I teach in these skis (though not teaching this year). Basically my daily driver...except for the next one...
ON3P Woodsman 102. New this year, middle quiver that will get a lot of use. If not teaching and not exclusively a groomer day, these will be the soft snow daily driver. A lot of tip rise and tail rise, and very surfy and pivot-y in soft snow, plows through crud, and yet very good edge grip for a 102, very secure feeling when you get them on edge. Honestly I could use these as a powder ski......except for the next one.......
ON3P Billy Goat. 116 wide, great not only in untracked but superb in crud, a tail that releases easily, surprisingly good in bumps, secure enough on hard pack to comfortable get to where you need to go. Really ideal for wet heavy snow as we have here in the PNW and hella fun when I had fresh snow on road trip to MT and Jackson. I don't know what my criteria will be for bring these out over the Woodsman, but it's a nice problem to have.
My justification for
not having more skis listed is...GripWalk. I would need get new bindings on my old skis, or swap back out the original soles on my boots. I just don't see a need. I could probably have fun with a narrower carver but don't often have conditions where I ski that really need it.