b-dog, al-dente, k2 press and of course the atomic redster

really it's more about the skier than the ski.

Willowsb-dog, al-dente, k2 press and of course the atomic redster

really it's more about the skier than the ski.

Still have a set of K2 press's. They're super short but I feel like they'd be a killer urban beater ski

I have flexed both the bdog and edollo for this year, the longer lengths (176+) bdogs are actually surprisingly stiff- not really stiff, just seemingly stiffer than one would imagine when they think of this ski. this seems to be a theme with armadas- they are rarely noodles and almost always have some backbone regardless of being designed/marketed as soft. I've also never been able to break in the flex with armadas as much as with other skis- I've been able to completely change the flex of other skis over a season but for instance, a season and a half on my 2014 thalls hasn't resulted in as big of a difference.

that being said, however, when I briefly flexed the edollos, they did seem fairly soft- at least in the tip. still not going to be a complete noodle that some skis are, but you'll definitely be able to flex them well even if you're light.

do keep in mind though- I have pretty high standards for the "butteriest skis", there are soft skis and then there are what I would consider the "buttteriest"- I have a pair of line lizzies and THAT is what I consider complete butter. damn those things are fun...

I had a pair of shreditors (don't remember which year) which were pretty much noodles. Super fun

the new TC skis are kinda ridiculously buttery

Go look at some slant skis... Soooo buttery, or some jskis