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Touring with revolt 104s?

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muffMan.
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I was thinking of getting some revolt 104s as my all mountain set up, but I noticed some people using it as a touring set up. I have a pair of shifts that I was going to put on my BC atris, but now I’m thinking of going another way
Feb 26 2021 11:37AM
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Substitute
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The Revolt with a shift would be a really fun 50/50 style setup. The weight of the 104 is within reason for a touring ski for sure. Yes, there are lighter skis out there, but that would be a good do it all setup.

I have no input on the Atris, but the 104 is loose and poppy yet holds an edge pretty darn well.
Feb 26 2021 1:12PM
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LukeTheWaffle
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been skiing the revolt with the duke PT. it is a really good playful ski to do 5050 with for sure!
Feb 26 2021 1:26PM
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anders_a
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Should be fun! just dont have shifts blow up!
Feb 26 2021 1:49PM
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muffMan.
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I am a little testy about durability, what do you mean by that?
anders_aShould be fun! just dont have shifts blow up!
Feb 26 2021 5:10PM
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anders_a
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Dont land anything big switch on the shifts, or at least crank rear dins/forward pressure, mine started beeing more friendly after this.

I do like the lightness of them.
Feb 26 2021 5:28PM
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Phatboy64
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I have a pair of the Revolt 104s and they are a really really fun ski. They are more versatile then you would think.
Feb 26 2021 6:25PM
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