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Old January 12th 06, 10:44 AM
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Default Backcountry Ski Recommandation required

Hi,

I am just looking after Voelkl Gotama skis. I know there are a lot of other
good skies for backcountry and freeride purposes. I need some advice and
explanations what kind of freeride ski would be better and what are the
differences.

I saw different models from K2, Dynastar, Head, etc.

Currentyl I have a Head Monster with the following cut 116/75/101. I love
this ski for riding slopes and ungroomed terrain, but backcountry is a
different subject.

Thanks in advance. Regards, Matt


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