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Another which piste ski
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

OK at my age and with a lot of miles and many weeks under my belt I shouldn't need to ask this question.
However I have never really been a keen follower of different equipment

I have been skiing for a large number of years mainly on All mountain skis and have a pair of very functional Movement Buzz skis,
My knees are not the very best and last year when the piste conditions were good and the off piste poor part way through a week in Val D'Isere I rented some Volkl's but not sure which model, I'm guessing they were about 80mm waist. They were a revelation much kinder on my knees and superb on hard pack.

Later I went to the dolomites to two centres and rented again some Elan Possibly primetime narrow waisted which were fine but not up to the Volkls and another ski which did not grab me at all.

Off to the Dolomites again this winter late Jan and hopefully at least another week later. Hiring was very pricey and I will probably be better off buying assuming my knees hold out for at least a couple of seasons, the question is which ski?
Suggestions please.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Then why not get some Volkls? Must have been some of their very popular Deacon series.
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