Both skis in the live life series are certainly suited for ripping cliffs/trees/pow/ and anything else Taos has to offer....Given that the LL1 has a half rockered tip, these are your skis if you are looking to shred the entire mountain with straight airs, 3z, and anything else where you land forward. Although it's not listed on the website, the production run of the LL1 has a semi-rockered tail as well. This is especially enjoyable on those deep days when your ski sinks, then pops you back to the top of the snow.
Although the LL1 will take you everywhere you want to go and allow you to explore the entire mountain, I personally enjoy the LL2 a little more for the following reasons:
1) the 3-stage rocker is hotter than modeling shots of Megan Fox
2) riding switch & forward feels equally as fresh and has the potential to challenge your creativity
3) skiing backwards impresses the ladies, even if they don't mention it
4) the orange base graphic pops on film, and even if you're shooting home movies, Grandma will know your skis are baller
5) switch in pow is the new iPhone, Don't be left out
6) the 3-stage rocker allows you to enjoy the full effects on a snow day even when it's not that deep.
7) on the deepest of days, you can stomp switch landings and float through trails with the greatest of ease.
8) Rare breeds of polar bears and the WWF (World Wildlife Fund) officially endorse this ski [see Jeff Kiesel for further details]
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