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Recent Ski Reviews
Update: 2015-2016 Salomon Rocker2 108
With more time on the Salomon Rocker2 108, Will Brown is now asking the question, “Best One-Ski Quiver Ever?”
2013-2014 Blizzard Cochise, 193cm
185cm Blizzard Cochise vs. 193cm Cochise: Should you size up? Is the 193 still a relatively easy charger, or more of a missile? Jonathan Ellsworth and Will Brown weigh in.
2018-2019 MOMENT Deathwish, 184cm
The new MOMENT Deathwish is a lot less terrifying than either its name or its unorthodox design would suggest. One thing’s certain: you’ll want to take a peek at this oddity that looks far stranger than it behaves.
2014-2015 Line Sir Francis Bacon
The Line Sir Francis Bacon is a really good ski for just about everything, from groomers to hand drags. And you know what’s really fun? Being on a ski that’s good at just about everything.
2nd Look: 2015-2016 Salomon Rocker2 108
“No all-mountain ski will shine in every discipline, but the degree to which the 108 does so well in each area—even some real jibbing—and can transition from one to the other so smoothly and easily—is really remarkable.”
2014-2015 LINE Mr. Pollard’s Opus
Eric Pollard and Line have created a playful pow ski with a backbone. Freestyle-minded skiers ought to be excited.
2013-2014 LINE Influence 115
This season’s Line Influence 115 has been redesigned, and it is going to appeal to a different—and broader—crowd.
2nd Look: 2014-2015 Black Diamond Zealot
Jason Hutchins’ time on the 182cm Black Diamond Zealot left him “nothing but impressed.” If you’re a lighter skier looking for a versatile ski (that doubles as a very good backcountry tool), take a look.
3rd Look: Blizzard Cochise
We’ve looked at the Blizzard Cochise before, but this is different: here’s a review from Blizzard athlete Rob Dickinson, a smart comp skier with podium finishes on the Cochise. It’s not our usual M.O., but we’ll explain.
2013-2014 Epic Planks Ripper
Perhaps the most surprising thing about the Epic Planks Ripper is that, so far, the manufacturer’s description seems to be right on the money. (It’s rare we say things like that around here.)
PREVIEW: Atomic Punx
The Atomic Punx has developed a strong reputation coming into this season: durable yet light, solid yet nimble. But what’s really intriguing is its versatility.
PREVIEW: 2012-2013 MOMENT Governor
This is the story of a ski reportedly built by 300-lb-benching guys with tats. It’s also a story about obsession and digital calipers. But most of all, it’s the story of the evolution of a big-mountain ski that looks like it is going to absolutely rip.
PREVIEW: Epic Planks Crop Duster
With a generous amount of tip and tail rocker, a 122mm waist, and a flat camber profile underfoot, the Epic Planks Crop Duster is made primarily to float and smear. But we’re still curious to see how it holds up in variable conditions….
PREVIEW: Epic Planks Ripper
On paper, for an all-mountain, one-ski quiver, everything about the Epic Planks Ripper seems well thought out.
2012-2013 Rossignol Squad 7
The Rossignol Squad 7 is one of our favorite new big-mountain boards of the upcoming season. Find out how it fared in Niseko, Japan, at Alta, and around Taos.
2021-2022 Nordica Soul Rider
If you are looking for a ~100mm wide, poppy, twin-tipped, all-mountain ski that feels very comfortable on both very firm and soft snow, the Nordica Soul Rider should be near the top of your list.