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who was extolling the virtues of the Stormriders?

 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead
DB, hell, the bro models look awesome! I know I guy who has a stiff pair in Verbier but the git wouldn't let me ski them! I'll post you some more ideas for light weight AT / All mountain when my wife isn't looking Wink Atomic Sweet Daddies might be OK for a normal ski...

No idea about testing the DPs at the moment, I felt a pair of DBs a rep had in London last year, similar to the Wailer 95 but they couldn't deliver me a pair Sad It *might* be too much but I'd try it anyway as it's so light. I have skied some large skis, spats etc, but my 94mm Exlosives are still IMO the best all round ski money can buy.

I have just bought NX21s. Again, was unsure what to buy. The NX01 got slated, but I got such a good price I couldn't resist, I also normally ski on DIN 12 so happy to have that extra 1 for the sake of safety...
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Thanks JT.

Parlour,
A guy in St Anton was raving about the Sweet Dadies but I wasn't sure if they were wood core (like you I prefer to stay away from foam cores). On DP/DB skis - it a shame really, there are a few small ski companies that really put a lot into their skis concentrating on what the skier needs / wants rather than just a new top sheet and a different colour with integrated binding and/or flashing light every year. It's like being able to buy parker pens and bic biro's at similar prices. Testing and getting a small enough size from the small ski makers tends to be a problem for me.

Sometimes I'm on tours with snowboarders and then a fatter stiffer ski would be ideal, keeping up with them on the way down is the problem. Other times I'm with superfit / younger ski tourers where a lighter ski would be better as keeping up with them on the way up is the problem. I've tried proper touring skis but they were a bit "flip floppy" hence the interest in the Stormrider AT. Maybe I'll go for something like the Dynastar 8000 and put a touring binding on my Madtrix Mojos to get the best of both worlds. ( That's another ca 400 to 500 euro for binding and wide skins rolling eyes the Mrs will be so pleased wink )
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