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dynastar POWERTRACK 89???
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Anyone skied these??

Whats your thoughts on them if you have--- and if you have also skied Rossi Experience 88's and Blizzard Brahma's- how do they compare?

Ta..
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I skied them last weekend on-piste at Kaprun. I skied the Rossi's and the Brahma's last year (note: the Experience 88 has changed since last year, I haven't skied the new version).

In my opinion, these three skis could not be more different, so it all depends on what you want to do with them for - let's say - 90% of the time. And it also depends heavily on your size and skill level.

The Brahma is the biggest, most serious of the three. Being fairly stiff and heavy, it takes a lot of technique and force (mass, speed) to make them work well. But if you're an expert skier that likes to go fast, these might be your perfect ski's.

The (2014) E88 felt quite dead to me. They feel wide, slow from edge to edge and no noticable rebound. THey're ok on a smooth prepared run, but I wouldn't like them in any kind of terrain or snow that requires quickness or playfulness.

The Dynastar is quite forgiving and easy to handle. For a heavier skier or real expert I think they are to light and don't supply enough stability. But for an intemediate who wants to learn and want a versatile ski that does quite well on piste and can get you down gracefully off-piste, this might be the ski for you.

About me: I'm 1,82 and 85 kg and I'm a advanced skier with a rather 'lazy' style (i.e. not much power goes in to my skiing, but I have some mass to compensate).
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thanks cheizz. i AM 1.74, 105KG with eight seasons behind me - albeit 20 years ago. 45, not that fit but love going fast on groomers or playing in powder.

Interesting that the E88s were flat for you- i skied E83s last year in Tognes and loved them for their playfulness, just got a bit noodly at high speeds

Intersting in the Brahma- maybe a Bushwhacker would be a more agile version
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