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#1 Wed, Aug 19, 2009 4:41 PM
- ToddF
- Karma: 4
- Slalom Mentor
- Skis At: mudhole
- Foot Forward: right
New ski suggestions
I have an 05? Monza 68" which I like the way I ski with it and/or it skis. I can run 35 off @ 34 once in awhile.
I also have a connelly f1 2002 and when I switch back (rarely)there is a big difference between the two skis
If I were to get a new ski which would be something that would be a nice transition from the Monza?
My wife also has obrien mapple probably a 200?, and we can get her a sixam 2.0. she skis15/22 off at 32-33 mph. Would this be a good ski?
Thanks
Todd
#2 Wed, Aug 19, 2009 5:24 PM
- Killer
- Karma: 7
- Slalom Mentor
- Skis At: Ontario
- Foot Forward: Left
Re: New ski suggestions
why don't you try the HO S1 - first real 34mph ski
#3 Thu, Aug 20, 2009 4:19 PM
- ToddF
- Karma: 4
- Slalom Mentor
- Skis At: mudhole
- Foot Forward: right
Re: New ski suggestions
So the sixam 2.0 and the monza s1 are 34 mph specific skis, what does that mean to a 34 mph skier?
And how does it benefit a 34 mph skier?
Or is it more a marketing tool. I am sure they are both great skis
#4 Thu, Aug 20, 2009 8:45 PM
- buddy
- Karma: 0
- Regular
- Foot Forward: Right
Re: New ski suggestions
Killer wrote:
why don't you try the HO S1 - first real 34mph ski
I believe the Radar Senate is a real 34 mph ski and they've been around a few years. A friend of mine has run 35 off on it a few times (not his ski). But if you're switching from a Monza you may be disappointed with the lack of speed in the Senate.
