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Edollo vs. Candide 3.0
I am looking for an all-mountain ski and I am looking between the Edollo and the 3.0 which skis would you guys recommend I buy? If you have any suggestions please let me know.
Soul 7
The skis are quite different.
The 3.0 is much more of a powder ski with the 108 width and 330mm rocker.
The Edollo is more of a wider park ski which would be suited for an all mountain park style of riding.
P.S
Where do you ski? What level of skiing do you do? How heavy and tall are you?
The 3.0 is much more of a powder ski with the 108 width and 330mm rocker.
The Edollo is more of a wider park ski which would be suited for an all mountain park style of riding.
P.S
Where do you ski? What level of skiing do you do? How heavy and tall are you?
Height
Weight
Skiing level
Percentage in park/off piste/pow
Plauful? Chargey?
Weight
Skiing level
Percentage in park/off piste/pow
Plauful? Chargey?
E-Dollos are softer and more playfull. But not by that much. I have skied Edollos and own a pair of CT 3.0s. I love how the candides ski, such a fun all-mountain ski. Durability wise, both skis tbh are lacking. If your going for a more all mountain ski, get the candides, if your looking for more 50/50 park and all mountain, get the e-dollos. Cant really go wrong with either, very fun skis.
Sorry, I didn't reply but I am 5 6'' 130lbs, I am an experienced skier, I spend most of my time on off-piece, and I ski at Loup Loup Ski Bowl.
**This post was edited on Jul 16th 2018 at 11:52:07pm
**This post was edited on Jul 16th 2018 at 11:52:07pm
zangadSorry, I didn't reply but I am 5 6'' 130lbs, I am an experienced skier, I spend most of my time on off-piece, and I ski at Loup Loup Ski Bowl.
**This post was edited on Jul 16th 2018 at 11:52:07pm
I say go for the factions, the e dollos aren’t that great on variable conditions. The e dollos are better on piste messing around, hitting side hits etc. still pretty stable for how flatfil they are. The factions however are a tad bit less playful but way more stable, and honestly, I find their shape to be more playful too. I have a pair of CT 3.0s 176 I’m willing to sell, been ridden for around 10 days as my touring setup.
tfshI say go for the factions, the e dollos aren’t that great on variable conditions. The e dollos are better on piste messing around, hitting side hits etc. still pretty stable for how flatfil they are. The factions however are a tad bit less playful but way more stable, and honestly, I find their shape to be more playful too. I have a pair of CT 3.0s 176 I’m willing to sell, been ridden for around 10 days as my touring setup.
Do they have bindings and if so which ones?
zangadDo they have bindings and if so which ones?
They were mounted with marker kingpins, I removed the bindings. Were mounted 25 on the line
**This post was edited on Jul 17th 2018 at 12:03:02am
tfshThey were mounted with marker kingpins, I removed the bindings. Were mounted 25 on the lineHow much would you sell for and can you send pictures?
**This post was edited on Jul 17th 2018 at 12:03:02am
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