Poster: A snowHead
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Welcome, @dmaster, I am having the same dilema myself, whether to renew my trusty Supershape I-titans with the same or move to the V-8.
I am similar age and shape to you and the titans have been brilliant to me for the last 6 years, I have been told that the new V-8 are easier and more forgiving than the titans, but just as much fun, and that they might suit my style a bit better. So to summarise, the titans are a brilliant ski and i am really torn between "progressing" and really regretting it or staying with what I know.
Does anyone else want to make my mind up?
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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?
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I was also wondering about the actual difference between the i.Speed, i.Magnum and i.Rally.
There are some good deals out there for last season's Heads, but not all sizes and models are still available. Can you really feel the difference between these 3 models when you're not an expert skier ?
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I used to own the Titans and I loved them. They were easy to ski fast and very forgiving, looking at the Head website the V-Shape range seems to be aimed at slightly slower/less advanced skiers. The V-8 certainly doesn't seem to be positioned as a progression from the Titans. The Speed, Magnum and Rally all seem very similar, I'd choose by the colour!
@dmaster, my stats and skill levels are pretty similar to yours. When my Titans delaminated I switched to Dynastar SpeedZone 14. These are really good for short turns on-piste, a bit less forgiving that the Titans but faster to turn. There's some good deals around on the SpeedZones online.
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