These Ahmeek 95 made their way to my feet last week. I have been on the 105 many years ago with a terrible tune and have been on few other Brockways. The Shaggy's have a following like the people with Stocklis. Every answer is always Shaggy.
My son rode this pair last season in SLC, thanks to Phil and Tricia. He rode them hard and never had a complaint. His normal everyday ski is the Renoun Endurance, but ski anything and anywhere.
I picked the skis up this last week and in Denver and skied them one day at Sunlight. Now I'm not the most comfortable on twin tips/center mounted skis, but these skis felt pretty comfortable to me. I was able to carve on them really well. In the bumps, I could turn them when needed. I'm just not well verse in bump skiing much.
My season is probably done but these skis will make it back out next season in a normal rotation of skis. Though if next season is like this season, it might be hard for me to stay of the Nordica RB 80s, which is about the only pair I skied and Head Rallys.
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The do have a carver now, though it is at 88. Think Z-90ish carver.
Until we name it, we’re calling it the Fun Carver 88, it’s the only name that does it justice. Or maybe we should just call it the reverse mullet - party in the front, business in the back. This ski will make you a better skier and people on the chairlift will turn their heads in awe as you rip...
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