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Head icon tt 60 or Elan Amphinio waveflex 78
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Not sure which one to get. Mainly use on blacks and reds. Carving is main focus. Enjoy off piste, but mainly stick to the pistes. Don't know if anyone has owned either or has some insight on either, that you can offer your 2cents worth!
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The Amphibios carve well. Hard to say much more as they are my second pair of skis, the first were K2 amp Force, can't really give an educated comparison as haven't tried others. But having said that, I like them, taken my skiing to a new level or 2. Seem to be really stable and excellent on their edges.
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Hi,
I have a pair of the tt60's and found them to be a really solid ski although I didn't end up using them very much. Not because they weren't a good ski - they were - I've just ended up taking a slightly wider underfoot ski on most trips for the extra flexibility. Haven't used the tt6o's for 2 years but remember them being pretty fast and very quick from edge to edge and as a carving ski I would definitely say they lived up to the hype about the Icon range when they were first available. From your post it sounds like they might suit what you are looking for.
As a then half-decent intermediate skier I also found them pretty forgiving of my less than expert technique and they didn't punish you if you skidded a bit sometimes rather than execute a perfect carved turn. They seem softer than they actually are if that makes any sense!
I don't know anything about the Elan Amphino's though so can't compare.
If you decide on the tt60's over the Elan's and are looking for something around the 164 length then I might consider selling mine. They are pretty much perfect only having seen 5 days action at Meribel and a couple of trips to Hemel so PM me if interested.

Good luck with the decision!
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Pi, you haven't got many responses, I've got something very similar to the Waveflex 78's - I'm not a skilled skier, but you might find some of the comments in the thread interesting.

http://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?t=97904&highlight=amphibios
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