I am not fully up on Elan's skis for next season (yet) but, aren't you limited to the integrated binding system that comes with the Amphibio? IIRC, there might be a DIN choice, I don't think there are binding choices? I have seen the...
A couple of things first, The FA84 is a completely different animal than the FA80, DIFFERENT SKIS. The 84's shape uses the new blunt tip of their GS skis and the new EVO binding which is different than the older XBS of the 80 with it's...
The Squire might be a better option due to it's light similar light weight, 760gr ea. but also less of a ramp angle which is better for skiing switch and also the snub nose which is better for grabs.
Quote:Originally Posted by ScotsSkier Phil, is the mounting pattern the same as before so they can be used on a Solly race plate and I can use the old jig?The toe pattern is the same but the heel is different.
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Good luck...
If the Dynastar 85's are overpowering you, the Watea's might be a viable option. The Fischers are lighter than the Dynastars and will have a bit bigger sweet spot due to their softer flex and early rise. I would also suggest a lighter...
It falls under the category..."If you have to ask..." If you have to ask, you don't need the Duke. It sounds like you will using the features of the Duke less then 10% of the time. If that is the case, why do you want to be skiing...
I've been skiing the Sth2 for the past 2 months. Both the 13 and the 16 have performed as expected. The differences between the 13 and the 16 is the cast metal base plate under the toe and (cosmetic) metal stanchions on the heels. IMHO...
