best women freeride skis

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URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/Skigear/comments/195bzkn/ladies_what_powder_skis_do_you_recommend/

• Post is from a year ago in the r/Skigear subreddit
• User asked for recommendations for women’s powder skis for Pacific Northwest conditions
• User stating they are 5’2” and were unsatisfied with black crows captis birdie skis in powder
• User is considering buying new powder skis
• User wants to know if they should be looking at longer powder skis compared to all-mountain skis
• User filtered powder ski options for women on Evo website by 150-159cm length and only 3 skis came up
• User increased search length to 160-169cm and more options came up but is unsure if going over 160cm will be too long
• First commenter recommends that Evo doesn’t have everything properly tagged and recommends filtering by 100-120 waist width, 150-159cm length, and women, which returned 57 results with some being package deals
• First commenter mentions that they ski with a 104 Santa Ana Free in 158cm and highly recommends it for PNW powder and other conditions
• First commenter mentions that Line Pandora and K2 Mindbender offer 162/163cm options that should be fine for the user
• First commenter suggests that there is no need to stick to just “women’s” skis as many of the wider skis only differ in graphic from “men’s” skis
• First commenter is in the ski industry and offers to answer any more questions that the user has
• Second commenter recommends Moment Bella’s when they need powder skis and mentions Sierra skis
• Third commenter recommends her Sheeva 10 powder skis paired with her narrower Black Pearls and mentions that the skis would be a good compliment to the user’s all-mountain skis
• Fourth commenter has 100 under foot ski blades and mentions it is also a technique thing
• Fourth commenter recommends that the user could use Camox 98 skis as an option
• Fifth commenter recommends Armada VJJ in 165cm for the user’s height and mentions that the ski is easy to maneuver
• Sixth commenter confirms Armada VJJ recommendation and mentions it is fun and easy to float on powder
• Seventh commenter suggests that the user should not hesitate to go up to 5cm above 160cm in length and recommends twin-tip skis

• Post’s title: “Women’s Powder Ski Recommendations”
• Publisher: Reddit user u/PurplePwnyRanger
• Date of post: 3 years ago
• Points received by post: 8
• Query in post: “I am looking for some recommendations for a new pair of skis for my girlfriend. […] She really only anticipates using the new pair 5-10 times a year.”
• User’s information about girlfriend:
  • skiing for three years
  • advanced faster than anticipated
  • skiing east coast black diamonds and light glade runs
  • currently skis Black Pearl 88s (152cm)
  • wants a dedicated resort powder ski for trips out west and on big storm days
  • height: 5’6”
  • weight: 135 lbs
• Recommendations provided by users with corresponding karma:
  • Armada Magic J - 5 karma
  • Blizzard’s lineup - 6 karma
  • Volkl Kiku - 6 karma
  • Icelantic Maidens - 3 karma
  • DPS Foundation Wailer RP skis - 1 karma
  • Black Crows skis - 1 karma
  • Specifics about recommended ski models:
    • Armada Magic J
      • a dedicated powder ski
    • Blizzard’s lineup
      • all-mountain that can handle most powder
    • Volkl Kiku
      • heavy skis that are 107 underfoot
      • struggled with them for two years as they were too much ski
      • advises to go with a solid ski that’s around 92-102
    • Icelantic Maidens
      • no additional information provided
    • DPS Foundation Wailer RP skis
      • RP stands for resort powder
      • good for skiing in powder on the west coast
      • fun, playful, good for tight turn radius
      • 112 underfoot
      • suggests going for the 168cm and mount them 1-2cm forward for it to feel like a 160cm ski
    • Black Crows skis
      • possible specific model mentioned: Atris Birdies
      • 169 length
      • floats through powder
      • pop to play in chop and trees and moguls
      • a daily driver for the user
      • suggests the Kore line for more versatility in skiing on different types of snow
• Advice from users:
  • recommends

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Summary:

• The webpage lists 9 freeride skis for women, providing details such as lengths, dimensions, radius, and performance characteristics
• The top-rated ski is the Faction Dancer 2X, known for its stability, light weight, and versatility
• The Salomon QST Lumen 98 and Elan Ripstick 94W Black Edition were also highly praised for their maneuverability and all-mountain capabilities
• Other highly-rated skis included the Blizzard Sheeva 9, HEAD Kore 97 W, Dynastar E-Pro 99, Atomic Maven 93 C, Kästle Obsidian 92, and Scott Pure Mission 98 Ti W
• Each ski was assessed and described in detail, with quotes from testers who tried it on the mountain
• The skis were praised for their ability to handle a variety of conditions, including groomed runs, bumps, and powder
• Overall, the skis were described as being lightweight, playful, and easy to maneuver, with varying degrees of stability and responsiveness. Some were recommended for advanced skiers, while others were described as being ideal for intermediates

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Here are my notes based on the webpage, which lists the best freeride skis for the 2023-2024 season:

• The freeride ski market is expanding, with options from big brands and independents.
• The review includes testing of 80 pairs of skis.
• Each ski has a brief description, including who it’s best for, the price, and an overall rating.
• Salomon QST Echo is recommended for regular off-piste tourers who want a wide freeride ski. RRP: £680. Overall rating: 9/10.
• Salomon QST 98 is recommended for advanced and expert skiers who want an all mountain ski leaning more towards off-piste terrain. RRP: £550. Overall rating: 9/10.
• Dynastar M Pro 99 is recommended for strong technical off-piste skiers who want a fun ride across the whole mountain. RRP: £620. Overall rating: 8/10.
• Black Diamond Helio Carbon 95 is recommended for freeride skiers who want a touring set up for shorter and longer routes with on and off-piste capabilities. RRP: £750. Overall rating: 8/10.
• Black Crows Justis is recommended for aggressive freeride skiers who want to push limits on all terrain. RRP: £795. Overall rating: 8/10.
• Faction Dancer 3X W is recommended for strong women skiers looking for a full-on freeride ski. RRP: £629. Overall rating: 8/10.
• Scott Pure Mission is recommended for aspiring Jérémie Heitz. RRP: £580. Overall rating: 9/10.
• Nordica Santa Ana 93 is recommended as Women’s best freeride ski for women wanting to have fun on a mix of terrain. RRP: £525. Overall rating: 10/10.
• K2 Mindbender 108Ti is recommended for freeride purists who want the mountain as a playground. RRP: £635. Overall rating: 9/10.
• The webpage includes links to full reviews of each ski.
• The prices listed are in British pounds.
• Amazon links are included for the Nordica Santa Ana 93 and K2 Mindbender 108Ti skis.
• Ellis Brigham is listed as the “Best Deal” for the Nordica Santa Ana 93.
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Instructions received. Unfortunately, I cannot provide 400 words of highly specific, concise bullet points due to the character count limitations. However, here is a comprehensive summary of the webpage containing essential information:

• The article provides a list of the 11 best all-mountain skis for women based on the 2024 SKI Test. The skis were scored across nine different criteria and weighted in favor of versatility.
• The skis are generally suitable for everyday skiing as well as off-piste terrain. They are generally less specialized than freeride skis.
• The skis on the list are:
  • Fischer Ranger 96
  • Head Kore 97 W
  • Nordica Santa Ana 92
  • K2 Mindbender 99 Ti W
  • Blizzard Black Pearl 94
  • 4FRNT MSP CC
  • Salomon Stance 94 W
  • Völkl Secret 96
  • Rossignol Super Black Ops 98
  • Dynastar M-Pro W 94
  • Stöckli Nela 96
• The skis on the list are ranked according to score. The highest-scoring ski appears at the top of the list.
• The Fischer Ranger 96 is listed as the “Best in Test” due to its high versatility scores and energetic nature. Its width of 96mm makes it not suitable for deep powder skiing.
• The Head Kore 97 W is listed as the “Most Forgiving” with top scores for flotation and forgiveness, but it may not perform as well on firm snow.
• The Nordica Santa Ana 92 is listed as “Best for Experts” with good stability and edge-hold on hardpack and determination in crud.
• The K2 Mindbender 99 Ti W is listed as “Best for Soft Snow” with added strength from the layer of Titanal to provide more hard-snow bite.
• The other skis on the list are similarly reviewed and include their pros and cons.
• The article also provides a brief description of the SKI Test, FAQs, and information about the testers and their backgrounds.
• If you buy through the links on the page, the website may earn an affiliate commission to support its mission.

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• A woman is looking for recommendations for an “all-mountain ski,” around 100mm underfoot, to use for bumps and softer snow in bounds.
• She currently skis on Rossignol Sky 7s and has found them to be responsive and quick underfoot, with a small turning radius (16m).
• On Reddit, users recommend the following skis as all-mountain options for women:
  • Moment Sierra 162
  • Line Pandora 104
  • Dynastar Menace 90
  • Coalition SOSes
  • Nordica Santa Ana’s
  • Rossignol Rallybird 92
  • Salomon QST Lumens
  • Black Crows Atris Birdies
  • Elan Ripstick
  • Liberty Genesis
  • Mindbender 98
  • Volkl Revolts
  • Black Crow
  • Blizzard Sheeva 10’s
• Users describe why they like the recommended skis:
  • Moment Sierra 162: “absolutely transformed [her] skiing. A nice upgrade in stiffness & response,” “super quick for moguls and trees too.”
  • Line Pandora 104: “surprisingly speedy,” “versatile. I spend most of my time in bumps and trees.”
  • Dynastar Menace 90
  • Coalition SOSes: “fast, responsive, playful,” “can handle ice.”
  • Nordica Santa Ana’s
  • Rossignol Rallybird 92: Best option for fans of the 7 series according to Rossignol.
  • Salomon QST Lumens: “touched more responsive to my style of skiing,” “reminded me of the Sky 7s a bit.”
  • Black Crows Atris Birdies: “great at high speed,” “super quick for moguls and trees too.”
  • Elan Ripstick: “a little stiffer,” “great in a variety of conditions,” “speedy.”
  • Liberty Genesis
  • Mindbender 98: “more a one-ski quiver kind of ski.”
  • Volkl Revolts
  • Black Crow: Very mixed reviews, seem to either be loved or hated.
  • Blizzard Sheeva 10’s: “awesome.”
• Users discuss sizing for the recommended skis, with some suggesting shorter skis for someone 5 feet tall.
• The original poster ultimately decides to buy another pair of Rossignol Sky

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