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mystery3I'm curious about this ski as well, saw a pair in the lift-line the other day and was intrigued.
It sort of looks like the Line Vision on paper, what happened with that ski? There was a lot of hype before it came out and I haven't heard much since it was released.
mystery3I'm curious about this ski as well, saw a pair in the lift-line the other day and was intrigued.
It sort of looks like the Line Vision on paper, what happened with that ski? There was a lot of hype before it came out and I haven't heard much since it was released.
mystery3I'm curious about this ski as well, saw a pair in the lift-line the other day and was intrigued.
It sort of looks like the Line Vision on paper, what happened with that ski? There was a lot of hype before it came out and I haven't heard much since it was released.
animatorVision is fucking awesome, the tracer is really one dimensional IMO. The vision you can really charge, you can ski it like a freestyle ski, you can ski it like a directional ski, you can tour on it, it’s one of the best skis north of 2010 IMO. @Cascara did a fantastic job on it. The only ski in the tracer series that worth the prices tags IMO is the 118, the rest are just Atomic Backland rip offs
mystery3I wouldn't pay more than 50% of retail for a ski from Line or Armada tbh.
Saying the tracer is one dimensional, what do you think it does well? Is it viable as a 50/50 ski or more than 50% resort. The reviews I've seen around are leaning more towards the Armada description and all-mountain usage, except for Blister but as much as I like their reviews they are pretty biased against light skis and anything that could be characterized as twitchy. That's a fine take to have but not everyone wants a 2500g ski for a daily driver.
mystery3I wouldn't pay more than 50% of retail for a ski from Line or Armada tbh.
Saying the tracer is one dimensional, what do you think it does well? Is it viable as a 50/50 ski or more than 50% resort. The reviews I've seen around are leaning more towards the Armada description and all-mountain usage, except for Blister but as much as I like their reviews they are pretty biased against light skis and anything that could be characterized as twitchy. That's a fine take to have but not everyone wants a 2500g ski for a daily driver.
animatorVision is fucking awesome, the tracer is really one dimensional IMO. The vision you can really charge, you can ski it like a freestyle ski, you can ski it like a directional ski, you can tour on it, it’s one of the best skis north of 2010 IMO. @Cascara did a fantastic job on it. The only ski in the tracer series that worth the prices tags IMO is the 118, the rest are just Atomic Backland rip offs
