Since I only have one, I guess it has to be my "Green Meanies". They look just like yours, but IIRC mine are P50 F1 Energy at 188 cm long. From what I have read, the P50s, being less stiff longitudinally, are meaner. Let me explain. They are so confidence inspiring, they suck you into doing things you shouldn't, then aren't quite stiff enough to bail you out when you make bad decisions.
True story: I skied my Volkl 190 Machete G skis most of the day, then switched to the P50s. Last run, discussing lines with chair mate, decided to minimize turns, and maximize speed. He would take right side and go directly to lift line in hopes of getting another "last run". I would head over to the left side and then come back over to the right. It looked like we missed a second last run, but "stick to the plan".
I fully expected chairmate to be way ahead of me, since I covered more distance, but as I am cutting back under the lift, I do a shoulder check, chairmate is heading for the lodge about to kill me. New plan! Hard left, with a touch of hockey stop thrown in. Collision avoided. So far so good, but then I think, "If I unweight and come down hard on the tips, I can still make this right turn before the lift tower. My Machetes would have made it.
The P50s bent to a greater than anticipated steering angle and skidded instead of cutting the expected groove. I was about to have a 45 mph collision with a lift tower. New Plan! Bail out of the turn. Abandon ship! The ski patroller watching the whole thing gave me full credit for the shoulder check, but seemed more impressed by the ensuing triple summersault with a half twist.
