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102mm too big off piste?!
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I have done a bit of touring on my 120mm Bents and found them easier in deeper snow than my mid range Nordicas due to the rocker gliding upwards and the plastic tip patch on the Atomic mohair skins having less forward resistance. I've also skied a fairly icy steep black on them on piste and apart from a bit of tip and tail flapping (still less than the DPSA Wailer) they held an adequate edge as long as you didn't try to turn too sharply. They are an 87 degree edge from factory and if they are sharp grip pretty well on the traverses at VT on the EOSB even first thing in the morning.

I'd be happy with them as an all round single ski although it would limit you a bit on piste.
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