If I can find a ski that also works reasonably well in east-coast goopy slush we get in warm weather (like right now at Snowshoe), I might end up buying, because then I could use them in both places. I don't know if that's a reasonable thing to aim for.
Thanks!
--Kevin
IMO it isn't really reasonable.
Colorado gets enough days of light blower snow that sits on top of heavy consolidated mank to justify a 110+ ski in flexes that are waaaay too soft for either Snowshoe goop or PNW cement like @tomahawkins gets.
When it's that light, a 95-100mm ski - or a 110 mm ski in flexes that don't get tossed in heavy goop - tends to dive. There are some exceptions to this, but they're all rockered past being able to carve right.
My vote is to get another ski - but get a slightly fatter one that would works well for you in Colorado bumps and Snowshoe goop and PNW cement. Rent the 110++ super floater.