The Cham 2.0 97 is unequivocally superior to iteration 1.0. Gone are the metal laminates that made it temperamental and the abrupt front rocker that kept the tip from conforming to the rest of the turn. The Cham 2.0 97 still behaves like a fast-twitch slalom ski...
The Cham W 2.0 87 is a tempting option for the woman who wants to break the bonds of groomed terrain and try her hand at the more varied menu that awaits the off-trail skier. The new Cham 2.0 baseline connects more ski to the snow for greater security in all...
A predictable and powerful ski with a rockered baseline and tapered extremities to elevate its off-piste expertise, the Powertrack 89 is a significant upgrade over the Outland model it replaced last year. With two sheets of Titanal in its makeup, it shears through...
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 thing every year and end up going 3 to 4 times instead, maybe the Glory 84 is your model after all. The...
The Powertrack 84 isn’t aiming at the already accomplished skier who has been there, done that, but instead seeks to provide succor for those still climbing the skills ladder. As a game improvement product, the Powertrack 84 is spot on. It bows readily into a round...
