Cham 2.0 107

The lower rocker profile of Cham 2.0, which brings more ski into snow contact sooner, was a pure improvement, a product tweak without a downside. As applied to the Cham 2.0 107, it means a greater connection to earth without losing the ability to swivel out of trouble. As Bobby from Powder House pens, containing his enthusiasm considering his 98/100 score, the “Cham 2.0 107 is attached to the ground.”

This may sound like faint praise, but Bobby knows that many Big Mountain models are so intent on swiveling and surfing that the small platform they work from feels connected by a base layer of ball bearings. That sounds easy until you try to tame it.

Cham 2.0 W 107

[The test results and review for the Cham 2.0 W 107 are from 2016; its only changes for 2017 are cosmetic.] Any women’s ski with a 107cm waist is a lot of timber underneath a not-so-heavy load. When the women’s ski is a virtual clone of the men’s model, as is the case...

Cham 2.0 117

To cut it as a Power Powder model, a ski has to be stable at speed, not in the static society of homogenous groomers, but in the wild, ever-changing world that is crud. (If Heraclitus had been a freeskier, he might have said, “You can’t traverse the same crud field twice, bro.”) The Cham 2.0 117 is a certified crud stomper, with settings from “Smear” to “Slice.”

Glory 84

[The test results and review for the Glory 84 are from 2016; its only changes for 2017 are cosmetic.] If your plan is to ski 30 to 40 days this season and make your big move up the ability ladder, the Glory 84 probably isn’t your ski. If you tell yourself the same...

Powertrack 84

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