Newschoolers' Review: Although they are marketed as stiffer, to me, the generous rocker makes the 4.0 feel softer and more playful than the 3.0. They do a good job of being surfy and still carve well. For the size they are super light and handle variety much more easily than previous versions (pre-16/17). They a…
Newschoolers' Review: "I said it above but I'll repeat it here. If I had a park ski and these, I really couldn't see myself needing anything else. When I'm going up to solely ride the park I'll take a park ski but for everything else I have been using the Catamaran. Even if there is no fresh snow and I'll mainly be …
Characteristics: Optimal Float, Improved Maneuverability in Soft Conditions, Beastly Manufacturer's Description: Since our beginning, the Cease & Desist has been a constant reminder that sometimes you just need to run with it. This ski was designed to be the ultimate powder ski, and soon earned a name tha…
Member Review: The Chronics are a very lightweight ski. The top sheet chips quite easily, but other than that they are really durable. Super poppy, flexy, and playful. Overall, a very fun ski. - zakattack66 The Chronic is a ski you can take anywhere. Its width underfoot combined with a pretty long rocker profile …
Member Review: The dirty mustache really works. They rail like a race ski. Mine (184) have a 25m radius but arc like a 17 or 18 radius. They're great in pow but poppy and playful. Believe it or not this 112 mm underfoot is a great one ski quiver. If you can't buy a pair you should find some to demo. - Otzi Cha…
Member Review: The Armada EDollo ski is out of this world. When you transfer from a skinnier park ski to a wider more all mountain park ski the difference is unbelievably noticeable. The ski is rockered in tip and tail with a slight camber underfoot. Charging on this ski is not a problem, but the tips/ tails…
Manufacturer's Description: A modernized twintip shape for those that take a freestyle viewpoint beyond park features.
Characteristics: Super Durable, Stiff Manufacturer's Description: The first roll cage ever built with a ski in it, the Frame Wall is built tough for the rough and rowdy
Characteristics: Super Tough, Playful Manufacturer's Description: The Frankenski concentrates everything you want in a jib ski into a beam of pure mutant radiation. Bamboo and Triple Camber combine to create an urban street stalker and park feature slayer that can take every bit of punishment it dishes out. Ful…
Newschooler's Review: One of the softest, jibbiest pow skis on the marked right now, the Friend is all about fun. I've only had a couple of runs on them but for buttering around and playing in soft snow, these are hard to beat. They are also fun for playing around the resort as long as the snow is good. F…
Manufacturer's Description: The Liberty Genesis 90 is an excellent ski for ladies looking for versatility and snappiness for exploring any type of terrain on the mountain. Liberty's Xcore has vertically laminated strips of Poplar Wood and Bamboo to feel incredibly light on your feet, but with the power to keep y…
Characteristics: Maneuverable, Floaty, Fun, Quick Manufacturer's Description: The Gnarwhal is a versatile ski that can handle almost any snow condition, whether you are on the east coast or in Utah. The Gnarwhal generates power from its 4mm of camber and its flat rockered tail, yet the Gnarwhal floats like …
Manufacturer's Description: When Going absolutely H.A.M. (Hard as a Mother) in the park, there’s only one ski you’re going to want and that is the HAMM. As the only full park specific ski offered by Sego, we have put all of the bomber materials that our Big Mountain skis have and put them into a durabl…
Characteristics: Playful, versatile, easy to ski Manufacturer's Description: Like a Swiss Army knife, the Heroine is a versatile tool ready for any adventure, whether taking hot laps on the piste, cruising through the park or getting pitted in the soft stuff. Updated for 16/17, A 90mm waist, updated dual-radi…
Newschoolers' Review: These are skis that will work incredibly well for some and not for others. I couldn’t personally ski these as my daily park driver because on the mountain I tend to rail around, ski some cruddy bump runs and high speed all mountain jibs even on my park skis and these felt too torsionally …
Characteristics: Smooth Ride, Playful Manufacturer's Description: Got an itch that only hot laps can scratch? The Hot Mess knows the feeling. Modeled after the ridiculously popular and enduring PB&J but it's own ski in every sense, the Hot Mess is an all mountain ripper fit for either coast, full of energy …
Characteristics: Buttery, Playful, Durable Manufacturer's Description: The Jessie line returns fully dialed & unchanged for the 17/18 season: fun, no pink-and-shrink skis that hold our standards for durability and construction in every regard, sans flower and gumdrop graphics. Deep days are the domain of th…
Characteristics: Super Smooth, Durability Manufacturer's Description: The Jessie line returns fully dialed & unchanged for the 17/18 season: fun, no pink-and-shrink skis that hold our standards for durability and construction in every regard, sans flower and gumdrop graphics. The Jessie 88 takes its cues …
Newschooler's Review: The Jessie 98 is an essential part of ON3P's new women's line and they haven't cut any corners with this one- the ski has the same durable construction as any other ON3P ski. I took the Jessie 98 out for a total of about 10 days and rode everything from fresh icy corduroy, to thick summer sl…
Newschooler's Review: This ski has quickly become my new favorite all-mountain ski. They just rip, and they rip everywhere. An all mountain ski that is wide enough to handle pretty much any conditions, whether it's a foot of fresh or spring park laps, these will go anywhere. I've dropped cliffs, hit tight tree …
Characteristics: Solid, versatile, jibby but also good for charging Manufacturer's Description: The Kartel 116 brings years of freestyle powder ski design into a balanced package outfitted for the deepest of days. The most aggressive tip and tail tapering of all Kartels improves tracking through variable snow…
Newschoolers Review: The Kartel 98 is for the park rider who likes to rip some groomers every now and then, or just prefers a wider platform. These skis crush everything from rails to jumps to fresh groomed to tight trees. Wide enough to handle some fresh snow in the morning but narrow enough to spin off ra…
Manufacturer's Description: Our women's backcountry ski will bring a shit eating grin to your face, no matter what Mother Nature serves up. There’s nothing worse than having your skis ghost on you like a bad Tinder date while dropping into a holy grail line after a slog uphill. With the La Nieve, you’l…
Newschoolers' Review: The Line Magnum Opus is an (almost) versatile superfat ski. So who actually needs such a thing? Well jibby skiers who live somewhere it snows a fuckload couldn't do much better. Less than super-gifted pow skiers who want to land switch and surf in fresh snow and need some help (AKA me) are goin…
Newschoolers' Review: So these skis were a bit of a revelation to me. Despite what Magnus might make it look like these are pretty stiff skis, and yet serious amounts of rocker make them playful nonetheless. The amount of power they give you on nollies and popping out of both nose and tail butters is second to no…
Characteristics: Floaty, Playful Manufacturer's Description: The new Maiden 101 is the narrowest option in the Maiden Freeride Collection. Its 95mm platform, rockered tip and tail and 2mm of camber underfoot, gives you true versatility all over the mountain. If you are looking for a playful ski that performs fr…
Characteristics: Buttery, Poppy, Stable Manufacturer's Description: Icelantic apologizes for leaving out a wide powder ski for the ladies until now! The brand new 2018 Maiden 111 combines design elements you'll find in their top-selling Nomad series with their signature Fly Weight core, and the end result is a …
Newschoolers' Review: "My overall impression from the few runs was that K2 have created a ski that is more versatile on the mountain, carves better and skis unpredictable snow more consistently than its predecessors. But I probably wouldn't want to take it in the park or jib, which is what I actually did most of t…
Characteristics: Powerful, responsive, precise but still fun Manufacturer's Description: The “Masterblaster” is my newest ski, and has won awards from every magazine test it entered! I engineered it with ultra quick race-like handling and precision yet a unique split personality that&rsquo…
Characteristics: Agile, Stable, Playful Manufacturer's Description: Another season on the Meridian had us hooked, and a Ski of the Year award from Powder means the virus is spreading. So much fun in so many conditions can't be legal, and while we know there's no substitute for surface area or effective edge, we…
