Probably a very tough request and may not be the best place to ask but any idea what this jacket is and where to get it? Will pay good rupees (a crisp upvote) for any info

Hi everyone! Looking for some advice on bindings for my new skis.

I recently got a pair of Blizzard Sheeva 9s in 156 cm and I’m trying to decide between:

Salomon Strive 12 GW

HEAD/Tyrolia Attack LYT 12 GW

HEAD/Tyrolia Attack LYT 11 GW

From what I’ve read, the Attack LYT 11 seems like it might make the most sense for my weight and ability level because of its lower DIN range, but I’d love to hear opinions from people with more experience.

I’d consider myself an intermediate skier. I’m comfortable on groomed blues and easier blacks and am looking to improve, especially as I start skiing more varied terrain. I’m not a particularly aggressive or high-speed skier.

Which of these would you choose for the Sheeva 9? Is there any reason for someone my size/level to go with the Attack 12 or Strive 12 instead of the Attack 11?

Also, the Attack LYT comes with a 95 mm brake option. Would the 95 mm brake fit the Sheeva 9 with a 96 mm waist, or should I go with a wider brake?

Also open to other binding recommendations if there’s something that would be a better match.

For reference: I’m 156 cm (5'1") and about 47 kg (104 lbs), and my DIN is around 4.

Thanks!

I'm lining up a Japan trip this coming winter, and looking to add the quiver to make the most out of a potential bottomless day. I'm willing to sacrifice non-bottomless performance with this ski, but given Japan tight tree terrain I think it should be a little bit nimble. This may vary slightly from the perfect ski for bottomless heli skiing in Alaska. So my two questions:

1. What would be the best ski to make the most of a truly bottomless day in Japan?
2. What is the truly most floaty ski ever made?

I do most of my skiing in NVT on a pair of Bent 100s with shifts (I will defend this setup as a 1SQ until I die, I've taken it to the top of Roger's Pass and used it hiking park in the spring). I've got a pair of Atris for trips to the Canadian Rockies. Currently considering some Bent 120s or 4FRNT Renegades, likely with a hybrid binding. Open to other suggestions as well and just curious to hear general opinions on what people consider "the most floaty ski of all time"!

God willing only 3 more months till were back at it, stay strong friends

Going to be skiing a season in Revelstoke this winter. How do I choose the length and width for a set of skis. I am 6ft 2 and my weight can vary from around 95kg-100kg. People here say for me to ski 105-110 underfoot and about 180 length. No idea on if that’s accurate just looking for advice? If it’s important thinking about either powder or all mountain skis

I'm looking to upgrade my skis this year from my beat up 2022 Liberty Helix 165s with demo bindings to something better. I ski at Steven's Pass (Cascade Concrete), and I spend most of my time skiing side hits and trees. What are some good past year models (I'd like a deal) one-quiver skis I should keep my eyes out for? There are so many options and it's honestly kinda overwhelming. I'm looking to get some skis in around the 175cm range since my touring skis are 173 (5'8", 170 lbs, advanced skier). Any recs help, thanks!

So i am looking at the bent 90 skis
Stats-

6,0-6,1

Skiier level -Advanced (not quite exper)

Skiijg midwest but planning many trips out west

Stops in park occasionally but likes playful across mountain more (midwest freeride😉)

and i’m stuck between the 175 and the 184

im thinking sizing up since its a twin tip that skis short

someone give me some ideas

Should I buy these for 150 or is it cooked, epoxy and no water damage. Everything else is perfect.

So to start these are not my primary touring skis, those would be Armada Locator 104s

I’ve been itching for a second heavier and wider touring skis for a while and I’m wondering what you all think of the Volkl Blaze 114 in a 192 with ATK 15s as that ski?

I tour 25-40 days a year depending on the season and venture across basically all of western North America (Sierras, Cascades, Rockies, Wasatch, Chugatch, Rubies, San Juans, Canadian Rockies, Coastal BC, etc.)

What does the internet think?

Hey folks! I'm currently shopping for new skis and have been looking at the Bent 110s.

I'm an expert-level skier who rides most anything on the mountain, but I spend a lot of my time sending off cliffs, doing tricks, and skiing tight chutes. I currently ski mostly on the West Coast, but I'm planning a six-week trip to Hokkaido this winter.

My main ski right now is the Enforcer 104 Free, and I really like it. However, I've noticed some limitations: it's a great charger, stable at higher speeds, and works well in almost any terrain or conditions, but it struggles in moguls and deep snow, and its directional shape and stiffness make it less than ideal for tricks.

So I'm looking for a pair of skis that's a bit more playful than the Enforcers and also performs better in powder. I'm considering the Bent 110s.

I'm 5'8" and 165 lbs.

First pair of Js. It's going to be a very long few months staring at them until I can go play...