2017-2018 Whitedot Redeemer CarbonLite
The Whitedot Skis Redeemer sits favorably in the growing class of ~8 lb-per-pair powder skis, and should be on the radar of anyone who tours for untracked snow, or who just prefers lighter pow skis.
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2017-2018 Atomic Bent Chetler, 185cm
We've reviewed the last two iterations of the biggest Bent Chetler, time now to address the 185cm version.
2014-2015 Liberty Helix
The ~105mm underfoot all-mountain category is a crowded one, and the Liberty Helix stands out with great edge hold and more energy & snap than most skis in its class.
2015-2016 Kingswood Archetype
It takes a lot to stand out in the category of directional, ~105mm-underfoot skis. See how the Kingswood Archetype fared.
2015-2016 Praxis GPO
The Praxis GPO is not a straightforward ski, but it’s a ski that offers a blend of liveliness and power that we haven’t seen before.
2nd Look: Armada Invictus 108Ti
We take a 2nd Look at the Armada Invictus, with lots of comparisons to other directional chargers.
2016-2017 DPS Cassiar 85 Hybrid T2
The DPS Cassiar 85 is a fun, energetic, frontside carver that is quite capable off-piste, too.
2017-2018 Moment Governor
The Governor and the Blizzard Bodacious are two of our favorite substantial, directional pow skis. Time for a 'Vs.' review. (And we throw in comparisons to a number of other skis, too.)
2017-2018 Line Pandora 110
This season, Line messed with a good thing and overhauled the Pandora. It's arguably even better now.
2014-2015 4FRNT Devastator
Update: The 4FRNT Devastator is one of the most stable, predictable skis we've tested in crud and variable conditions, and we've now put more time on it in soft chop and fresh powder.
2016-2017 Line Supernatural 108
Update: we've detailed the specific differences between the prototype & production models of this impressive, playful charger.
2021-2022 Volkl V-Werks Katana
Of all the skis we've reviewed, the Volkl V-Werks Katana stands out as certainly the most surprising and one of the most impressive.
2016-2017 Armada Invictus 108Ti
Unlike anything Armada has made before, the new Invictus is a directional all-mountain ski with a stout, big-mountain feel.
2nd Look: Rossignol Experience 100
Here's our 2nd Look at the Rossignol Experience 100, with comparisons to the Line Supernatural 100.
2nd Look: Line Supernatural 108
Smooth, intuitive, capable. Here's our 2nd Look at the Line Supernatural 108.
2019-2020 Line Supernatural 100
The Line Supernatural 100 is a very solid new addition to the ~100mm category. Stable, snappy, nimble. Nice.
2013-2014 Caravan SB 100
The Caravan Skis SB 100's soft flex makes it a fun, poppy, all-mountain ski that's great for jibbing around the park.
2013-2014 Fischer Watea 96
The Fischer Watea 96 is a lightweight, directional ski that offers outstanding energy on groomers, is perfectly suitable for moguls, and can handle fluid, fall-line skiing in soft chop and powder.
2nd Look: Armada TST
The Armada TST is a fun, lightweight, all-mountain ski that shines on groomers and in pow. See how it stacks up against some other skis in its class.
2nd Look: 2013-2014 Nordica Hell & Back
We gushed about how well the Nordica Hell & Back worked at Taos and Alta. Now time for an east coast review...