[The test results for the Supernatural 108 are from 2016; its only changes for 2017 are cosmetic.]

Once the waist width of the Supernatural design climbs to 108mm, all pretense of Frontside facility is suppressed in favor of more buoyancy in sidecountry pow. As long as you’re heading for terrain where sno-cats have never roamed, the Supernatural 108 will be in its wheelhouse. It moves through choppy snow with confidence, with just enough power and pop to lend energy to turn transitions.

Like many wide skis, the Sick Day 108 is best when conditions allow it to bank off a wall of snow rather than trying to plunge 2mm of edge into 1mm of glistening hardpack. Responsive to input from a traditional skier, the Supernatural 108 has a better balance of Finesse and Power properties than either of the Sick Day models it co-exists with in the Big Mountain pantheon.