K2 Burnin Luv Ski w/ Marker M1 11.0 Ti Binding - Women's

This ski is quick edge to edge and very nimble for short radius turns and bumps, and excels on hard pack snow.

 These skis practically ski by themselves.  I had outgrown my previous skis, being unable to advance in skill level with solid medium level skis.  These skis are longer than my last, coming between my eyes & forehead.  With the flexibility and give of my Burnin' Luvs, I find I'm able to ski any surface, with easy, short radius turns.  Hard packed or powder are much easier with these skis.  I ski Colorado every year and these skis easily handle powder, piste and off-piste.  They are not fat skis, however, I haven't had a problem on deep powder.  Until I bought these skis, I had great difficulty on the diamonds and double diamonds.  With these, I can do very steep runs without a problem.  They hold on to the mountain when I need them to.  I find I am able to ski at much greater speeds all the while maintaining complete control.

I live in New England and ski New Hampshire, Maine & Vermont quite frequently.  These mountains are often sheets of ice.  These Burnin' Luvs cut into the ice, no problem.  With this cutting ability, I am able to make quick, little cuts while maintaining control.  Not always an easy thing on ice.  Of course, when it's extremely steep and complete ice, I exercise greater caution, as it is not unheard of for skiers to fly on the ice & end up on a tree.

I highly recommend these skis for skiers who have found their skills have outgrown their current skis. These skis are for advanced skiers, so although I feel they practically ski for me, you need to possess the skiing ability to fully maximize the use of these skis.  I would not recommend these skis for a beginning skier.