A torsionally rigid rocket fueled by a tank of traditional camber underfoot, the NRGy 100 takes some determination to crank up on edge, but once it’s there it could roll over a land mine and not get tossed off line.  Old, set-up snow won’t deflect it and hard snow doesn’t discourage it one bit.  While it has all-mountain chops, it reserves its best performances for powder days.  The NRGy 100 can motor through crud right alongside any other ski in the All-Mountain West genre.

With strong scores in the critical criteria of stability at speed, rebound and off-piste performance, the NRGy 100 comes through when it counts, tearing a new one out of terrain that would intimidate the less well-equipped skier. True to its name, the NRGy 100 produces more energy than it extracts, making it a solid, every day ski for the aggressive skier who wants a ski that matches his attacking style.