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Seen some of these going quite cheap and thought they would suit my wife as a 50/50 sort of ski as we tend to be more off piste then on when conditions suit. What sort of flex are they and how might they compare to
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Mayas or Sheelas or B2Ws which are the only other slightly wider skis she has tried? Grateful for any comments
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not that im an expert or anything, but i looked at these and the Mayas last year, and they were heavier and stiffer - depends what you are after but i assume they are a more advanced ski than the Scotts
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I tried these a while ago and they are pretty heavy and stiff, good for blasting through heavy snow. I haven't tried the Mayas or Sheelas but have skied the Punishers ( unisex version of the Sheelas) and they were quite a bit lighter and softer feeling than the Tough Luvs. I think B2s are generally considered to be a softer ski as well.
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Pretty much what I thought. Sounds like the missus will need to up her game a bit to enjoy these but they are only 199 euros with bindings and brand new so theres no great downside if she doesn't get on with them. Thanks for comments
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They are heavy ski not for the faint hearted but brilliant on fresh snow. I bought them to use in Canada in the powder but I tend to use them all the time.
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