It says "team" on it. Usually that's code for "kids".What's wrong with these WRTs? Why so curvy? Or is it the perspective? Or are they kids ski?
It says "team" on it. Usually that's code for "kids".What's wrong with these WRTs? Why so curvy? Or is it the perspective? Or are they kids ski?
Kids skis
Whaaaa.....?
That will take some time to process...
What's wrong with these WRTs? Why so curvy? Or is it the perspective? Or are they kids ski?
It says "team" on it. Usually that's code for "kids".
Will get on them next week. The questions I have is changing from Laser to Montero along with the widths is that changing the whole direction of the skis?Graphics are interesting... Added width, it's not really enough to drastically change where they would sit in a quiver. Any other details on other changes?
Will get on them next week. The questions I have is changing from Laser to Montero along with the widths is that changing the whole direction of the skis?
Here is a SoothSki report to compare the skis at various lengths.
The flex data is interesting:
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The long Elans are significantly stiffer logitudinally (bending stiffness). The SR95 is one of those interesting skis that will hand flex more in the "medium" realm, but it has a good amount of torsional stiffness to hold the edge. Unfortunately the longer 2022 SR95 is not in the database. That would be the better comparison.
"Laser" is/was a great name for a line-up , and great brand recognition IMO for what that series delivers. Sounds like they're trying to fix something that ain't broke.
Volkl abandoning "RTM" was a head-scratcher for me too.
Perhaps the AX going to 80 wide will give it more All-Mountain Cred' for the uninitiated ( heavens forbid an All-Mountain ski can't start with a 7 ). Those of us in the know know just how versatile the AX is/was in 77/78.
It seems to be a nationwide phenomenon. They're everywhere now.Saw up to 10 pairs of Stöcklis on locals at Elk today…..men and women. Over the years, kinda rare to see Stöckli in NEPA/Elk. I wonder if Idyllwild Ski Shop picked them up?
It seems to be a nationwide phenomenon. They're everywhere now.
Having said that...man, why did they have to change something that was already perfect? I mean the AX of course...
The AX is so perfect but you no longer ski it.
So the are perfect unless you have more than one pair of skis
"Laser" is/was a great name for a line-up , and great brand recognition IMO for what that series delivers. Sounds like they're trying to fix something that ain't broke.
Volkl abandoning "RTM" was a head-scratcher for me too.
Perhaps the AX going to 80 wide will give it more All-Mountain Cred' for the uninitiated ( heavens forbid an All-Mountain ski can't start with a 7 ). Those of us in the know know just how versatile the AX is/was in 77/78.