Ski width for Washington state.

naw man. That is just about perfect for most days. When I am on 2 skis I use my dynastar menace as an all around PNW ski and they are 98 underfoot. Sure there will be days that you can legit use a huge 120+ underfoot ski but you can probably ski those days on your 100 underfoot skis fine too. Eventually get a quiver when it affordable to you but you'll be good all season on 100 underfoot if that is what you got

OregonDeadnaw man. That is just about perfect for most days. When I am on 2 skis I use my dynastar menace as an all around PNW ski and they are 98 underfoot. Sure there will be days that you can legit use a huge 120+ underfoot ski but you can probably ski those days on your 100 underfoot skis fine too. Eventually get a quiver when it affordable to you but you'll be good all season on 100 underfoot if that is what you got

Alright thanks 👍

memmettWhat’s a good ski width for Washington State for a daily ski? I’m worried that the 100mm skis I bought are too skinny.

What ski? As long as it has a decent rocker profile for soft snow you're good. PNW has a lot of mixed conditions and not super frequent dry light powder where you need serious width.

Non_State_ActorWhat ski? As long as it has a decent rocker profile for soft snow you're good. PNW has a lot of mixed conditions and not super frequent dry light powder where you need serious width.

Armada ARV 100

100 is fine. Our pow is super supportive (cuz it's a bit heavier than most places) so 100 will be fine for most powder days. Though forecasts say we in for a BLOWER season. Have some 184 bent 120's I'm not using anymore, hmu if you want.

memmettArmada ARV 100

Perfect for PNW one-ski quiver. You'll be fine