Great, thanks SE.tbh that was my feeling too. It uses a lot of rocker, and relatively pronounced early taper too. Have you read the Blister Gear Review on each one yet? And other skis you would recommend to look at. I also like to ski in switch and do some 180s and 360s and some silly stuff like butters occasionally(not looking for an insane twin tip or super wide ski that will give me an hard time at the cabin lifts). With a slightly longer than average turn radius of 20 meters in the 178 cm length, these skis make for a great choice in the bumps and trees, while the metal underfoot and through the tail allow for proper carved turns on firm snow. Ski mostly Tahoe. Youre not scared of having a bit of power underfoot, especially in something this wide. This ski is one of the burliest on the marketwilling and capable to tackle anything on the mountain at high rates of speed. Any ways, I am looking for some help, guidance and/or opinion on what I should focus on. These skis seem super similar, anyone tried both and have any thoughts? At your weight, I think you can rule out the Bent Chetler, as it's a little too soft flexing for someone your size. When skiing this amazingly versatile and competent ski, it becomes apparent that it really likes to finish the turns strongly and with a lot of energy. Thanks again. Power:Float Ratio, Straight-Line Compliance, Stability at Speed. The 99Ti fits better alongside skis like the Enforcer 100, Mindbender 99, and Bonafide 97 versus the 102's similarities with some the wider skis of its group. I size up. Last weekend I demoed the 171 Kore 99s and had a blast -- great maneuverability in the trees, awesome pop on the groomers, no chatter at speed or in crud, and overall far better than what I'm used to. We cannot guarantee mounting if your BSL is provided after the original order is placed. Was thinking the turn radius on 177 Mantras would be similar to the 185 Enforcer. Maneuverability, Torsional Stiffness/Edge Grip, Quickness. However, I think I would prefer a ski in the 98-102 range. Hope that helps! Thanks! The tip rocker profile is on the longer side, but theres not a whole lot of natural tail rocker up until the twin-tipped shape. This construction is similar to what we see in race skis. Was thinking that the M5 might not be the best all rounder when I need to ski a bit slower with my young family on groomers. So there might be some powder, some crud, or the moguls might get skied out to become fairly icy; there's only so much soft stuff one gets to see inbounds during a holiday week. Hello, I am 200lbs and 1.87. Which do you think hold up best in terms of carving ability to the Rossi Experience 100? I love the Bent 100 as well, but it's pretty flexible. I've tried the M5 Mantra in a 180 and liked them but felt the tips were a little too soft and edge lacking a little firmness on hard-pack, otherwise a solid all around ski. Kind regards, They have a great blend of stability and maneuverability. Like I said I loved the bonafides in comparison to the line chronics but am afraid I am going to lose all the playful and poppy aspect if I go the stiff charger route. After doing some more research it seemed like the Salomon QST 99 would be perfect for me. If the box is left blank, the skis and bindings will be sent separately and unmounted. I have been thinking of getting something new that might have a bit more float in pow and playfulness in the trees, but the one other ski I have tried to date (a one-day demo of faction candide 3.0s) felt edgeless and soft. I am an advanced skier (5'10'', 170-ish, 31yrs) who spends 95% of my time skiing the North-East. I then demoed the 180 Rustler 10s, but they didn't do it for me -- they felt about the same in the trees as the Kores, but I had a lot of trouble getting a nice carving rhythm with them and they just didn't feel as stable. Also something that wants to and feels more natural in the air. Much like the previous Kastle MX 98 on this list, the Enforcer 100 absolutely demolishes crud and chopplowing through it like its not even there. Thank you so much for your insightful reviews and comparisons! Jesper, This narrower brethren is built for a bit more all-mountain skiing, but still has the long tip rocker profile of the 108, making this 100 a very smooth competitor in fresh and soft snow. Hi Christophe! Thank you for doing this in-depth analysis of the best skis around 100mm. I'm an advanced skier, there's not much on a mountain that I won't try. 2020 Atomic Bent Chetler 100 Used Demo Skis w Bindings 164cm Sale: $599.99 39% Off $985.00. I am looking for a ski which I can use 50/50 on- and off-piste. I'd narrow down to the BC 100 and the Ripstick 96 with the 100 being the more playful and the Ripstick being quicker and carvier. Thoughts on the enforcer 100 or other skis I should consider? Im a mid-30s advanced (expert on piste) skier, 190lbs, 61 and ski 90% in the European Alps 10-15 days a year (with the occasional trip to the West Coast). The FX 95 HP is certainly worth a second look--high-end feel for sure. Looking for Some Guidance? It is, in fact, one of the better skis weve ever tested in the tight Vermont woods, as its able to make quick and subsequent turns with a modicum of effort. It's relatively lightweight, but feels a little heftier than some of the really lightweight contenders in this list. For my curiosity, where would the Head Kore 93, presumably in 188, come in? I've been renting for the last few seasons (nothing special) but now I want to buy something. Metal skis are tough in the bumps, especially hard ones. Check out the Blizzard Rustler 10. With the expansion of the Bent Chetler series- Atomic has decided to make a Chetler for every application. I am looking to buy a new pair of skis, more playful and freestyle-oriented than my current Rossignol EST. Weight Weight single piece (g) / Size (cm) : 1800 / 184 Skill Level Beginner Advanced Expert BENT CHETLER 120 Cross-country pole sizing is easy as well. It's not the most powerful or more precise ski on firm snow, but it's no slouch either. Now I'm confused, I'm looking for a ski like the Kore that will absorb the big blows in chopped up snow, vs throwing me. SE (Jeff), Hi SE, It uses a fair amount of rocker and early taper, which like a lot of skis in this article is more pronounced in the tip than the tail. $3.99 shipping. I was thinking the Nordica Enforcer 100, though maybe I should be looking at the 93. The Kore and the Rustler are definitely lighter, with the Rustler having great poise and maneuverability thanks to the shape and build. -Andrew, Hi Andrew! Advanced: This might be one of the hardest groups to identify. Likely about 180 would work. SE. I live in Virginia and primarily ski at Snowshoe WV. You are looking for the nicest skis ever made. SE, Thanks for this great article and all your helpful reviews. Eric, Hi Eric! I'm 5'10 and 150lbs, age 30 and a reasonably advance and aggressive skier, mostly in CO. You'll get more stability at speed than the QST 92, but the turned up tail also allows for easier short/slow turns. I am looking for a dedicated tree/off-trail ski, so something wider and more forgiving in un-groomed snow, but can still grip given the ice that so often lurks in the glades of New England. Thanks, As the narrowest ski in this comparison article, you might expect the Pinnacle 95 Ti to be one of the more firm-snow-focused skis, but that's not necessarily the case. I'm having fun on them. That long tip rocker also helps smooth out turn initiation on firm snow, helping you to link carving turns. The Invictus is a great choice, it's a pretty hefty ski if you thought the Mantra was a bit soft in the tips. The QST 99s I have is 174cm.I am just wondering if there's something in between the Mantra and the QST. What would you recommend as a quiver of 1 for my first real purchase? Specifically, I've been eyeing the Sky 7 and the QST 99. Ski lengths on our chart above will fall somewhere between your nose and eyebrows. The store will not work correctly in the case when cookies are disabled. Is the 13 sufficient or should I go for a 16? The HRZN Tech in the t. Aggressive skiers who spend most of their time on-trail. The flexibility and playfulness of the ski closely resembles that of a snowboard, so there seems to be a pretty logical transition there. I'd lean to the QST. Thanks much. If we were to pick two words to describe the Kore 99 from Head they would be stiff and lightweight. I have narrowed my choices down to the k2 mindbended 99 ti or the Fischer ranger 102 both at 177. Wir haben uns die Zeit genommen , den Gegenstand grndlich zu analyseren und zu bewerten, um Ihnen eine umfassende Summary seiner Anwendungsbereiche zu liefern. Most intermediate skiers will be tempted to wander off trail, but may not be brave enough quite yet. Thanks. Add in the fact that the Vantage 97 Ti still has really high levels of torsional stiffness due to its innovative construction and you've got a ski that's very responsive and easy to flick around. Have fun! Hope that helps! Need help please. I like slashing through the trees and in moguls - so I need something that will turn quickly but also give me some float. Conversely, skiers who are exceptionally light should stick towards to smaller side of the scale, for similar reasons. Like the Bent 120 and 100. Like the Tracer 98, the Sky 7 HD is more focused on soft snow performance than firm snow performance. I generally avoid groomers, when I do have to take them I'll link a few quick carving turns but I find myself generally sticking to the edges to find some softer stuff to play in. A ski gear sub for everything ski related. I am enjoying reading all of the reviews, comments and responses and figured i'd ask for some input before making a decision on my ski purchase. It's relatively lightweight, but feels a little heftier than some of the really lightweight contenders in this list. Who it's For: You like the feel of a ski with metal laminates, but you want more maneuverability and forgiveness in soft snow conditions. Definitely the best in powder out of the skis you're considering, and super fun in moguls and trees too. I think unfortunately I have a pretty big list of skies that I am trying to narrow down and so am looking for a recommendation. Aggressive skiers who like to carve turns through a variety of snow conditions and terrain. This is one of those O.G. Adam, Hi, Salomon qst 99 Sometimes, I'm also doing the exposed, steep and icy kind of slopes, so I like having reliable edges when I need them. The fact that they're 2mm narrower at the waist seems like a step back from what I have. Im looking for something a little better for off piste, powder and tight tree runs. This clean carver loves to be on edge. If you're going to demo on pow days, then I'd recommend getting something on the 95ish side. Hi SE, Powder is likely the most common reason to adjust your ski size, but other specialties such as ski racing, park skiing, and moguls can all skew what size is proper for you. I didn't find the 185 lacked for stability, but the 193 was smoother. I love the Soul Rider as an all-mountain ski. I have some twin tips that I use for kid skiing, and it does make it easier to get around. In terms of versatility, the QST 99 can be described as a ski with a very even mix of performance characteristics for different terrain and snow conditions. For your light option, go with the Rustler, but if you're looking to go a bit heavier (again, not much), I'm a Pinnacle 105 fan. (occasional Alps) and looking for a replacement to my Atomic automatics 102s at 188 . Thank you for all the great accessible information. Maybe you spend a little time in the terrain park, but don't want to be limited by a narrower ski. And finally, how firm--I've currently got, so to speak, half a layer of titanal in my skis, so two layers seems a bit much, but I've never tried it. Keep in mind that there shouldn't be a decimal (ex. Best Regards, HI Jesper! Rossignol is willing to give up some stability and vibration damping in this ski in exchange for maneuverability and forgiveness, which is a popular choice among skiers who like to spend most of their time off trail in the trees, moguls, etc. It's not an exceptionally forgiving all mountain ski for most skiers, but it has that high level of power, vibration damping, and stability that comes along with that much metal. If you like park, pipe, woods, bumps, powder, and groomers, youre sure to love the Holyshred. The result is a "boost" in the ski's power and stability, but the overall feel of the QST 99 stays more or less the same. I've been skiing a totally different ski, Cochise, there awesome if I'm on my A game and want to rip but I'm getting older find them a bear anymore. How they can stand to be bend the way that they do and continue skiing is beyond me, but good for the engineers over at Line for figuring out how on earth to build a ski like this. Keep in mind that you will have to change your style and adapt a bit and be ready for a "softer" ski flex on most freeride skis compared to a narrow waisted ski with metal in its core. If you're looking for a strong-carving ski in that 100mm range, I'd check out the Volkl Mantra 102 and the Nordica Enforcer 100. I'm trying to decide what ski to get next and was hoping to get some guidance from you guys. Hope that helps! Don't hesitate to give us a call at (877) 812-6710 and let us help you. Can't wait to hit the slopes, thanks for your help. I'm 5' 7'', 175 lbs, mostly ski in Tahoe. I'm really torn between the Bent Chetler 100 (180cm) and the Sick Day 104 (179 or 186cm) for a 50/50 one ski quiver mounted with Shifts to be used mostly in the French Alps. Then rocker technology came along, and, long story short, theres way more room for preference and interpretation than ever before. HI Brent! Preference: Finally, theres preference. This boosts its soft snow performance and helps the ski float in soft snow, despite only having a 95 mm waist. Black diamond, double black diamond, centuple black diamond, it doesnt even matter. I still ski on a 1998 Salomon Super Force 92S in a 203 from time to time, so I'm right there with you. Hope that helps! Ive looked into a few more freeride based skis on your list, just wondering what ski would suit my skiing style best and still have the width to float on snow out west. The Enforcer 93 uses pretty thin sheets of metal, which reduces weight and softens up the flex a little. Characteristics of an advanced skier would be: the ability to ski most, if not all trails, an ability to ski fast, regular ability to ski off trail, and more traditionally, the ability to link full carving turns at full speed. Have fun! We like how they've put the camber back underfoot in the Mantra, it really makes the hard snow performance stand out once again. When the kids are in ski school I may end up using my old K2's so my new skis don't get thrashed in the lift line (the hill where they learn is like 80% learners so it's a mess). After seeing your youtube video I have narrowed it down to the following skis: Salomon QST 99, Atomic Bent Chetler 100, Nordica Enforcer 100 or Fischer Ranger 102 FR. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. SE. Great reviews as always! Throw some tricks in the park, ski some powder, maneuver through trees, and do it all with Chris Bentchetler's signature style (maybe). Powder is likely the most common reason to adjust your ski size, but other specialties such as ski racing, park skiing, and moguls can all skew what size is proper for you. An intermediate skier may struggle with its level of power. We offer FREE mounting if you provide your actual Boot Sole Length ("BSL") in mm in the sole length box below selecting length of ski. Thanks so much, and keep up the awesome reviews!!! Atomic BENT CHETLER 120 Skis 2023. Armada Tracer 98 I think the Ripstick is a better complement to the Enforcer. Wanting something easier to maneuver and have fun with. For classic or touring poles, the correct size pole should reach your armpit. Have fun! Also, would you consider the Soulrider 97? For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. It uses some of the longest rocker in this comparison article, especially in the tip. I'd say 180 is great! I ski in Utah at a variety of the ski hills. In the past few years, I've started loving going off-piste, so I've been looking at some wider skis, but I still spend time on groomers because that's where my friends are. I have little to compare to other than a dedicated onpiste type ski like the Volkl RTM models. I was basing the 177 Mantra on the greater manoeuvrability it would give me in bumps / tight terrain vs.184cm. If youre looking to buy a powder ski, the natural notion is to go a bit longer. Have you seen that too? It's a great ski for someone like yourself who tries to stay away from groomers whenever possible. It's stable, confidence inspiring and damp, but demanding and kind of punishing if you fuck around or get sloppy skiing it. Regarding the QST 92, do you recommend the 177 cm or the 185 cm length? Thinking 100 under foot but maybe thats the problem. Similar, though, to the K2, this Salomon also likes to be used in more of a hard-charging and straight-lining format. I live close to a hill that has mixed conditions throughout the season in Wyoming but I also have a short distance to travel for resorts known for good powder. I'm M, 5'11"~, 160lbs tops and very athletic. Skiers who value light weight over stability. Have fun! View the Atomic Bent Product Line View all Atomic All-Mountain Wide Skis. Talk to a Skier: href='/Chairlift-Chat/DPS-Phantom-2-Wax-System-Explanation'. You may be planning a comparison like this already, but here is my question Im a New England skier, NH & VT mostly. Have fun! Think of it as a shoe size, like a "size 11" for example. If you like the general shape of the Enforcer, I'd put a strong vote for the Bent Chetler. I've also considered the Armada Invictus 99 TI which is not on this list but probably compares? Looking at Mantra M5 in 184 or Kore 93 in 180cm. I am 40 years old, 5ft 9inch and weigh 235lb. Aggressive skiers who are looking for a stable carver that can plow through the crud and chop. I have the Elan Insomnia that I ski on in the East but I'm looking for a second pair for out West. Bent Chetler 100 QST is a better floater, but Enforcer rips harder on groomers. SE. Thanks for your help! Im 6-1 and 205lbs. That said, the shape of the Tracer 98 leans more toward soft snow performance and maneuverability than edge grip. With a lower price point than other Kastle model skis, the ZX 100 has a secondary goal to be a gateway ski to the company for the less affluent. We had a lot of fun in the trees with these skis, as the HRZN tech in the tips combines with that cap build to make it agile and swift while remaining stable and powerful on more groomed terrain. I'm looking for a recommendation on some powder skis. They're a bit more user-friendly than the Mantra, but a bit better on-trail than the QST. That said, the K2 Pinnacle 95 and the Rustler 9 are simply narrower versions of the 105 and the 10, so that's worth a look as well. I'm riding the 2013 Line Prophet 90's today. It also is a great ski for someone who values maneuverability and quickness over speed, as you mentioned. Looking for 1 quiver ski as the 15 bonifides served that purpose well for me east or west fast or deep powder. The more free ride spot Chris recommends is -3cm from true center which varies in how far forward that is from factory depending on the length. If youre looking to buy a powder ski, the natural notion is to go a bit longer. Im looking for a good all mountain ski that carves well, is quick and will help me improve my bump skiing. I'd go 184. I currently consider myself to be a 50/50 mix of Intermediate/Advanced. Skiers with very loose Achillies tendons and strong ankles will particularly enjoy these noodles. What you will find, however, is exciting news on the boot . I raced and currently coach racing so I've decided I need something that I can demonstrate drills on but still take the kids into the trees when they lose focus and need a break. It would help your progress in moguls and trees, so if you wanted to focus more on that progression than firm snow, you could pick up a Kore. Fantastic in the woods and bumps, these skis have some substance to them for sure. I'm definitely not the most aggressive skier; I appreciate being able to ski in control at moderate speeds, especially in the steeper off-piste stuff. Both the Enforcer 93 and Rustler 9, for someone your size especially, will handle that type of skiing a little better than the Kore 93. JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. Hi Peter! Maneuverable in soft snow, holds an edge on firm snow, it's a very versatile ski. Thanks for all the great reviews. Im 60 and 195, and I mostly ski under control and not super fast. I currently ride Salomon XDR 88 and im looking for something I can float better with and get a little more play/pop while still having good grip and maneuverability. Thinking either Rustler 10, Fisher Ranger 102 FR or the Nordica Enforcer. This new construction delivers high-end vibration damping and stability, but allows the ski to flex more naturally right underfoot. 175-183? I'll admit it had better edge grip and more stability than I was expecting when I skied it. I'm pouring over the choices in this category and am looking for your pro support to narrow down my choice once and for all. The first thing I noticed about the Bent Chetlers was that they do feel light, at first they kind of reminded me of my old skinny park skis the first time I jumped on the chair and my feet were just dangling. From about the mid-body forward, the carbon nose starts as a central spine and widens to full-width in the shovel and tip. They also have turned up tails (not true twin tips), so they do have a freestyle influence, but work great as all-mountain skis. Maybe you want to do some AT skiing too, the Tracer 98 is a good candidate for a touring binding. I have demo'd the Liberty Origin 96 and Rustler 9. Mindbender 108 (99 is heavy and more directional) is again soft up front but with more weight behind it, it's far more damp. 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