4FRNT CRJ Skis 2012

Comments about 4FRNT CRJ Skis 2012:

I use this product in deep Alaskan powder. These skis are amazing to just ride around and make some amazing carves.

Comments about 4FRNT CRJ Skis 2012:

I picked up these skies to replace my last year's Moment Bibby Pros. The CRJs are very fun on a powder day- but once it gets heavy these can be a bit unresponsive. The flex is very useful when it comes to stomping big airs. I like the ski, but I prefer Moment's Bibby Pros that I skied last year. These skis would be perfect with a touch more rocker and slightly fatter tips. I mounted them with Dukes and take them into the backcountry as well. A little heavy for a bc setup but still functions.

Comments about 4FRNT CRJ Skis 2012:

I found the CRJ a bit of a challenge. It smears and slides well. It'll carve. But Managing the transitions was a challenge. The tips tend to deflect in cut up snow. th emore I used it the more comfortable it was but finding that sweet spot was a challenge. Me: I'm 210 pounds, enthusiastic but a middle of the road skier and I skied it in a 188.

Comments about 4FRNT CRJ Skis 2012:

These Skis are definitely at home in the powder and deeper snow. They surf around real smooth and with a lot of movement but you are totally in control. The tips have no problem staying on top in the direction you choose and the slightly tapered tail lets you really slash without washing out. However, they don't match their powder abilities and sheer fun level on anything packed down or harder crud. They get a bit snakey on firm crud or heavy, hard stuff, and they do make a bit of noise at speed on groomers. The tips can get a little jumpy and try to get away from you but once you get used to that and figure out how to maneuver them you're fine. Overall a great ski but definitely at home in the steep and deep.

Comments about 4FRNT CRJ Skis 2012:

A very fun and lively ski that makes the whole mountain a playground. The way the ski is shaped make it very easy to get through tight spots but still held on the groomers very well. An all day ski for all day snow.

Comments about 4FRNT CRJ Skis 2012:

The CRJs feel light and poppy. Short turns are snappy and easy to start while longer turns are possible but not as stable feeling as the EHP or Rengade. the skis feel like they can spin easily and are fun to slide and smear in soft snow. They are best skied from the center.

Comments about 4FRNT CRJ Skis 2012:

The mountain is your playground when skiing on these skis, There isn't a single thing they can't do. Powder, groomers, trees, slush, you name it and it can be done. They float through it all even air nicely for jumps. They took a run or two to get used to but after that I had no problems. I had no trouble skiing the 180s when I normally ski 170s because I am 6'0" and only 140lbs. I highly recommend these to anyone who wants an experience of pure fun and joy while on the mountain. I was smiling the entire time whiel skiing on them. Without a doubt the CRJs are the best ski I have ever skied.

Comments about 4FRNT CRJ Skis 2012:

I am 5'9" , 145lbs. I skied it in the 180 length probably would want the 188 for big turn stability. Soft snow friendly and handles the groomed well for how much taper it has. Really playful in in the soft snow. Could take some runs on the groomers to get used to the shape.