If it's not a race situation how bad are clear bases (designed for wet snow, something like Fischer C-Special, Rossignol C3/S3 or Salomon Red Base) on dry snow?
My main question is if they fit properly is it going to feel like I'm skiing on entry level skis where even if your form is dialed they just don't seem to glide? Or is it going to be more of "you'll lose every glide out test but won't notice if you're skiing alone" kind of thing?
I'm specifically looking at Salomon if it matters (I've heard their clear base is a bit more universal).
My main question is if they fit properly is it going to feel like I'm skiing on entry level skis where even if your form is dialed they just don't seem to glide? Or is it going to be more of "you'll lose every glide out test but won't notice if you're skiing alone" kind of thing?
I'm specifically looking at Salomon if it matters (I've heard their clear base is a bit more universal).