Message #7213

[Ron]

huh? No one buys goats as a carving ski. Carving is fine for days when there is no fresh or soft. I don't agree they are less stable by far with 105 underfoot in soft snow. I don't know how you are skiing a wide ski in soft snow but it's effortless if done correctly. I ski the Shamans 160-110-130 in real powder and I have never skied so effortlessly and made such easy turns on a dime. Also, please note the goat is not a full twin-tip its a directional twin.