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I have had this ski since last season and have loved every aspect of it. I first rode it in Aspen then in Jackson Hole last season and it was epic! Ripped through powder, stomped everything with ease, and i was still able to have fun on the groomers. Get this ski!
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“The Praxis Powder Boards are my favorite skis. I own the 185cm rides. I ripped through 3 or 4 pair of Spatula's when they first came out, then I got a pair of the Praxis Powder Boards. These things kill it. They are by far the toughest skis I have in my Quiver. They make your day so much more fun. You can stomp huge fast airs and slow down for the silly traverse that is always below the biggest...” --freeridetahoe
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Skiied in powder from 4 inches of fresh to 3 feet of powder. The Pontoon skis beautifully regardless of the depth. This ski is just plain fun, if you like the feel of surfing in powder. There is definitely a different feel to to the ski than say a narrower ski in the 102mm width. In steeper terrain as in single or double diamond the ski is fantastic. YOu...” --flamedabowls
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“ Ski tested: Dynastart Huge Trouble, 185, 2009 model (identical to current 6thSense Huge). 115 mm under foot, little or no camber, 33m radius sidecut, stiff forebody, softer tail with almost a pintail shape. Mounted with LookPX bindings 2.5 cm behind the "Standard" line.
Conditions: Squaw Valley, bluebird powder day, Squaw reported 6-8 inches of new snow on top, but felt more like 4-6...” --alexzn
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“Free demo days on the Whitefish Mountain Resort (the Big Mountain to us locals) gave me an opportunity to check out the Volkl Katanas for the first time. Checked out the 190's, and I'm 6'2", 200 pounder. I've been reading reviews and doing the research, but nothing is like taking them for a drive. Today was a particularily good day to really test them, as the conditions were dicey at best. ...” --ExplorerMan
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After I received my DPS Wailer 112RPs in mid January, they quickly became my daily driver this season. I'd estimate that I have 25 days on them so far.
My first days on the 112RPs came during Juneuary, when it stopped snowing for six weeks. I probably wouldn't have taken them out much if they hadn't been new toys. They took about two runs to get used to the...” --TheDad
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“Saying that this ski offers some of the best of both worlds is an understatement. Off piste, this ski rocks, from blower to cold smoke, you'll find confidence with each turn, you can be as agressive as you want and the ski will keep it coming. The float is amazing and the late afternoon baked sun crust won't offer any issues. On piste, it is a very fast ski (as it is off piste), but the...” --
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“The K2 Hellbent is exactly the type of ski you want if you are skiing in powder, soft snow, spring slop and anything you want to float above. Not best suited for heavy and aggressive skiers. This ski is ideal for those that want to take park to the back country. I found it the best ski for those heavy, manky spring days when everyone else is wallowing in their own pity because their skinny skis...” --AtomBomb
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Product:
Length Tested: 191 CM
Dimensions/Turn Radius: 145/118/128 29.2m 144cm effective edge
Camber: Traditional, Early Rise Tip & Tail w/camber
Binding: Demo
Mount point: Suggested
Environment & Conditions:
Location of Test:Timberline Lodge
Number of Runs:5
Snow Conditions:HIGHLY variable. Skied out slush, groom, corn, mixed smooth...” --ecimmortal
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Highly recommend as a powder ski or soft snow ski. Anything from 2cm up they are great. They hold an edge very well and slay powder like a surfboard!! You can be going very fast then just lay them over and put up a spray or wall of snow like a water ski!! Lots of fun. You can land switch for jumps in 3ft+ of powder and feel like your on a groomer with park skis. Skied mine in everything even...” --whipper
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