Hi all, this is my first post but I have been reading the site for a while now. I'm looking to get a pair of all mountain skis for next season while some sales are still going on. I'll be skiing mainly in Colorado. I am an advanced level skier and I love to ski all parts of the mountain; trees, steeps, bumps, POWDER and the occasional groomer. I generally ski quite aggressively. I spend about 70% of my time off piste but I love a good steep groomer for carving on as well. I am 5'10" 170, skis in the upper 170 range usually suit me best. Basically, I would love to hear any suggestions that you guys have for me. Thanks a ton for your help!!
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Looking for advanced level all mountain ski recommendations.
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