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Dps lotus 124 or Bent Chetler 120 or something else?
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Dear all,
I've just moved to interior BC and am stoked! Got some 100
Nordica
Enforcers, but want some Fat skis. There will be lots of trees and uphill slack country. For inbounds and some touring on good snow days only. I'm not a massic cliff hucker or speed freak. Turning and speed control are priorities for the trees. I'm level 7/8 according to the local school, 82kg and 6ft.
Was going to get bent chetler 120 184, but the top sheet makes my eyes bleed. Dps 124 lotus tour on sale locally. I'm torn. Any advice or suggestions?
Obviously
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isn't a real person
Obviously
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isn't a real person
@motdoc
, I’m a big DPS fan, and if you were considering the regular Lotus 124 rather than the Tour, I would highly recommend them as they are great for a wide range of conditions and excellent in the trees due to the forward mount position. The Tour variant really is a powder touring ski, compared to the powder biased all mountain abilities of the Lotus. The Tour is obviously great going up, but it loses what it gains going up when you head downhill. It’s great in powder, but not in variable snow.
I’ve had the Lotus 124 since they were introduced as the Powderworks version, and have toured and skied multiple weeks on them.
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
We've got one pair of
Whitedot
Redeemer CarbonLite's left from last season at the right price. Would be perfect for you but if you're already in BC the shipping cost/import tax would kill the deal unless you have someone visiting from the UK who could bring them out?
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