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Recommended Skis for CSIA level 2
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hey guys,
I'm going to be taking my CSIA level 2 course in March and I was wondering if it was necessary for me to get some Slalom skis. Currently the skis I have are the Armada ARV 96.
Thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Welcome -- would love to help, but cannot :: you might get more replies if you posted your question in the Equipment section

https://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewforum.php?f=7

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This thread might interest you

https://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?p=4717659&highlight=csia#4717659
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Most people I’ve seen doing the level 2 had some sort of piste / all mountain ski, I don't think it needs anything specifically too technical though. You’ll be spending pretty much all of your time on piste, training and teaching so a piste ski certainly helps.

That being said, if you’re thinking of looking at the level 3 or higher a bit later then I’d say a proper piste / consumer slalom would be the way to go.

Most trainers I was with had slalom / GS skis. Atomic, Rossignol, Dynastar.
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I intend to do my level 2 with some Head Titans which are 80mm underfoot, not super stiff but are a more piste orientated ski. Although with lockdown I have been looking at some Dynastar Speed Masters SL skis as I have ski trip money burning a hole in my pocket.

I wouldn't turn up on a pair of twin tips or a pure off piste ski, but I'm sure if you are a good enough skier any matched pair of skis will do.
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