Black crows atris or Armada tracer 108?

I skied the Atris in spring slush at Squaw last year. I really liked it except the tails felt a little too loose. If I were to buy them I'd get the 184, I'm 5'7" (170cm) tall and mount them a couple cm forward of recommended. I was on the 184 and they in no way felt like too much ski.

Get the new tracers and let us know. They seem sweet.

PuzzleAugursBoth skis are great scored on tests, so I am interested if someone has tried atris or tracer themselves and how was them? Which one would you recomend and thoughts about them?

Atris is definitely a looser/more freestyle oriented option, so if you're planning to spin or ski switch then go with them. Tracer will be a more stable chargey option so if those are characteristics you want to prioritise go with the Tracers

roharaAtris is definitely a looser/more freestyle oriented option, so if you're planning to spin or ski switch then go with them. Tracer will be a more stable chargey option so if those are characteristics you want to prioritise go with the Tracers

Thanks :)

Can't say much about the Atris, but here's a review of the new Tracer 108: http://blistergearreview.com/gear-reviews/ski-reviews/2018-2019-armada-tracer-108

Overall, it's a fun, versatile, all-around ski that's light enough for touring while not being stupidly light for inbounds use. The Tracer is a directional ski with a pretty traditional mount point, so it wouldn't be my top recommendation if you spin or ski switch a lot. But if you don't do that a lot and are looking for a playful directional ski that is a nice compromise between low weight and stability, the Tracer 108 is a fun option.