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FreerideThese are for expert skiers who spend as much time off-piste as on, but still like to carve when the skies are clear. Midfat waists of 80-90 mm float in pow and rip on groomed. Versatile in powder, trees, bumps, crud, corduroy, frontside or out of bounds.
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SpeedThese skis are for experts who spend most of their time carving at speed. Wasp-waisted (70-80 mm) carving machines make it easy to tip and rip, even on the hardest snow. Most at home on hardpack, soft or frozen cord, Eastern ice and NASTAR courses
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CruiserFor advanced-to-expert skiers who want easygoing performance. With 70–80 mm waists, these skis are achievers, but without the attitude. They'll let you do the driving. Perfect for mostly soft groomers, but comfortable venturing everywhere.
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IntermediateThese skis are for avid learners in search of comfort, fun and improved technique. They are soft, light and forgiving (70–80 mm waists), and help you reach the next level. Best for groomed, with the occasional foray into powder.
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Powder: WideThese are for experts who want a specialized powder skis, but also value versatility. They're wide but manageable (90–105 mm underfoot), so they surf the deep but bust crud and carve on groomed, too. Best for resort powder days, out of bounds and crud when the hill gets tracked out.
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Powder: Super-WideFor expert and elite-level skiers looking for unsinkable flotation in the deepest powder. These are niche skis with massive waist-widths (105-plus mm), so they're meant for backside powder days, out of bounds and heli/catskiing.
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