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= new Blue Zealot? Looks shockingly similar…
Any plans to try one of the narrower Boundary Pro skis? I’m potentially interested in one of those as a firmer condition 50/50 option (alongside the 186 17/18 Blizzard Bodacious and 15/16 Carbon Megawatt in my quiver at present) for a pretty aggressive, directional, not all that heavy skier based in the PNW.
We haven’t been on the new Boundary Pro 100, but we have been skiing the Boundary Pro 107. We wrote about both the Boundary Pro 107 and Boundary Pro 115 in our 18/19 Winter Buyer’s Guide, which you can check out for free by clicking the “Buyer’s Guide” tab at the top of the site.
Thanks for the quick reply! I actually looked at the Buyer’s Guide already, but somehow brain farted my way into missing the Pro 107. I’ll revisit it!
was there ever a full review of this?
Hello Luke, Blister team,
Having broken my pair of 179 Pettitors (K2 shreditor 120 with Jester – my god how heavy it was… so perfect to cut the mountain in two parts) last season, I tested a pair of 185 Black Diamond boundary pro 115 that I found fantastic: Light (compared to my hammers), fluid, stable, precise… Sniper freeride skiing.
Nevertheless, Black Diamond doesn’t discount them and almost no one else has them …
By discussing all around, I almost bought a pair of metallica JJ 2.0 this summer but missed it (the shop was closed when I had to leave). And probably seing the radius and stiffness, I have been lucky not to.
In this approach, I read most of your review concerning this program skis (ARV JJ 2.0, JJ 2.0, Norwalk, Black D boundary pro 115, Dictator 4.0, Pettitors, …).
I really appreciated medium large radius for stiffness and stability, as large rockers from the pettitor, but I also appreciated much the strong stiffness super precise, coupled to a stiff tail “semi-“rocker of the boundary pro 115.
I would like to know which you would recommend ?
I am 5’10”, 160 lbs and looking for big mountain powder rocker skis, lighter than pettitor (I will avoid the jesters this and will probably go for the griffons, much lighter).
= new Blue Zealot? Looks shockingly similar…
Any plans to try one of the narrower Boundary Pro skis? I’m potentially interested in one of those as a firmer condition 50/50 option (alongside the 186 17/18 Blizzard Bodacious and 15/16 Carbon Megawatt in my quiver at present) for a pretty aggressive, directional, not all that heavy skier based in the PNW.
We haven’t been on the new Boundary Pro 100, but we have been skiing the Boundary Pro 107. We wrote about both the Boundary Pro 107 and Boundary Pro 115 in our 18/19 Winter Buyer’s Guide, which you can check out for free by clicking the “Buyer’s Guide” tab at the top of the site.
Thanks for the quick reply! I actually looked at the Buyer’s Guide already, but somehow brain farted my way into missing the Pro 107. I’ll revisit it!
was there ever a full review of this?
Hello Luke, Blister team,
Having broken my pair of 179 Pettitors (K2 shreditor 120 with Jester – my god how heavy it was… so perfect to cut the mountain in two parts) last season, I tested a pair of 185 Black Diamond boundary pro 115 that I found fantastic: Light (compared to my hammers), fluid, stable, precise… Sniper freeride skiing.
Nevertheless, Black Diamond doesn’t discount them and almost no one else has them …
By discussing all around, I almost bought a pair of metallica JJ 2.0 this summer but missed it (the shop was closed when I had to leave). And probably seing the radius and stiffness, I have been lucky not to.
In this approach, I read most of your review concerning this program skis (ARV JJ 2.0, JJ 2.0, Norwalk, Black D boundary pro 115, Dictator 4.0, Pettitors, …).
I really appreciated medium large radius for stiffness and stability, as large rockers from the pettitor, but I also appreciated much the strong stiffness super precise, coupled to a stiff tail “semi-“rocker of the boundary pro 115.
I would like to know which you would recommend ?
I am 5’10”, 160 lbs and looking for big mountain powder rocker skis, lighter than pettitor (I will avoid the jesters this and will probably go for the griffons, much lighter).
Thank you,
Aymeric