FREERIDE FREESTYLE SKIS – SLASH 100 + LOOK NX 12 KONECT GW BINDINGS

I found the ski quite fun, even though it has a lot of rocker both at the tip and at the tail, it performs well on the slopes, obviously you can't ask for extreme carves. As for off-piste, I found it very agile and easy, it floats well and allows quick changes of direction.

Good skis, sufficiently rigid even without metal construction

Despite being too big, my wife enjoyed these skis in powder and on slopes with soft snow.

I got the Slash as a second ski next to my Slalom Carver. I was able to test it in Nauders for three days in a wide variety of conditions. The ski is playful to ride. Floated beautifully in both fresh snow (10cm) and slushy snow. It's also really fun on powder snow. Walks nicely on the edge. Starts to flutter at high speeds, but without it becoming critical. He doesn't like being "hard" - but he's not made for that either. It's definitely a lot of fun and will probably be your first ski. Conclusion: great job, Wedze!

Very good pair of skis. The skis are very playful and easy to handle, but as soon as you have speed they tend to vibrate and be less precise on the slopes.

Thought I'd give an update on my review end of last season. This season I've had a lot more time on these skis now, probably 100hours. I also replaced the bindings an fitted Marker Squire 11's, so the ski is now much lighter. The main limitation of these skis is on steep hardpack when the chatter can be unpleasant. That said the majority of the time these skis are a lot of fun. Great fun on groomed runs, fast in the turn and seem to be very quick to accelerate, sometime that speeds needs to be hauled in. I've been in the glades a lot around tight tree lines, all great fun on these skis. Powder has been a bit limited, but the lines so far the skis have been great. I'd seriously consider buying a wider version of this ski as a more dedicated powder ski, especially if it had extra stiffening, Titanal etc. Still give this ski full marks

very good freeride ski

Tested over a full season and on all types of snow... Very versatile ski and very pleasant to ski! Positive points: - it carves great without problem - very handy despite the total weight (tested in 165) - wears well - excellent value for money - apparent solidity after one season Negative points: - HEAVY of the bindings and therefore of the total, quite heavy to carry between the parking lot and the chairlift, and worse, on the bag or shoulder to go and find a few turns on foot on a virgin slope - have little grip on the ice (normal given the width) Having had Prodigy 2.0s, I can tell you two things: 1, the skis are very similar once in use on the slope and 2, the Faction were almost ruined after one season (very flimsy) while these slash 100, despite very little wear completely normal, can still serve at least 2 seasons without problem at this rate.

I bought them in Switzerland last year. I ski 10-15 days a year. If you are looking for a bar that is good for everything, then this is what you need. I used it 50% on track and 50% in virgin snow. I've used Line Skis and Faction before, but in terms of price-value ratio, there is no better deal at the moment (the price of the binding alone is almost 100K) I'll be brief: Exterior: I love the minimal design that the design team hit perfectly, even at the bottom! On the track: it's a bit like a super g bar, so you can easily reach 100 speed with it and it's quite stable all the way, but if you have to jump with it or you get to a bumpy part, it performs well there as well. You can also ski backwards with it comfortably, you can keep it stable also at pace. Park: if we look at the new trends, practically this wide slats are used in the park. Jumping remains perfect and stable, you just need to tighten the binding well. You can have fun with it on boxes, but the +180 cm size is a bit big on the railing. What should be highlighted for me is that you can buttering with it very well (good flex), which also highlights its freestyle qualities. Powder: if you just want to make virgin snow then POW Chaser, but if you want to jump and do tricks in virgin snow then this is a better choice. In summary: a stable and fast board, but its playfulness should be emphasized both on the teasers, tricks, backside skiing and in the snow. I feel that this was the goal of the design team somewhere, to give the product a cool factor, and it succeeded. In my opinion, the products of the store chain are still underestimated in Hungary, but these products are far from representing only the middle or upper-middle category.... Thank you for doing this!

With 50+ cm of powder, they needed more speed after all, but otherwise I am very satisfied. I was surprised that they are not very light to carry, but when driving, the weight is not felt nearly as much.

Very nice skiing. Does fairly well on piste except on very hard snow where it lacks a bit of grip, but that's not its playground. A surprising cat ski that is much more versatile than expected.

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