Atomic Snoop Skis 2011

Comments about Atomic Snoop Skis 2011:

I purchased my Snoops after my daughter called and said how much she loved hers. While it took about a day to get use to the mid mount I have loved the skies in all conditions. I have skied deep powder, light powder, heavy powder, groomed, hard pack and ice. I was skeptical on the ice but with a well tuned edge (1/3) they held amazing well. For such a light ski it can be skied very fast. The 20 M radius makes it a much more versatile ski than my sugar daddies which are rough once the powder gets cut up. This is my one ski does all, when I travel I just take the snoops. Have not found a negative yet will need to wait and see how they hold up with 50+ days year after year.

Comments about Atomic Snoop Skis 2011:

NO on "recommend" because MAYBE wasn't an option.

Setup: 2010 Snoops, 184cm, STH16 bindings.
Skier: 175lbs fully geared, Advanced all mountain.

I've been on these +12 days over two years and in all conditions. So I can say they are best for powder, or broken powder on cold days. And at least 6". If it's thick (like my Sierra Cement) then no more than 12". Otherwise the lack of metal has the nose diving. If it's crust over powder (windblown) then expect the tips to waver. But get 18" of consistent snow and you will have a smile all day as these skis can dance through the trees with the best. When things do get chopped up, don't expect these to bust it up. Just keep balanced and ride them to the lift.

Comments about Atomic Snoop Skis 2011:

It had been a few years since I had been in the market for new skis. I saw these online, and I was intrigued. I rode a demo pair, and fell in love. They are a super versatile ski with fantastic float. That being said, I have not yet had a chance to take them into any deep powder. On the groomed runs, though not as fun, the edges gripped, and I have no complaints with the way they handle at all. These are now my all-mountain ski. No questions asked.

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These skis are a great value. I was a little apprehensive purchasing them, but the pricetag sealed the deal. I'm happy with the ski (192's, I'm 6'2 190), I find it to be really responsive, has decent grip in the steeps, and overall just nice and playful. Haven't had a chance to take 'em out in the deeps yet (thank you lack of snowfall), but based on how it's performed so far I have high expectations. If you're looking for a one-quiver, I'd highly recommend this ski. enjoy

*I have this mounted alpine, but it's very similar to my '09 Solomon Guns, which have a tele setup... i.e., I think this would be a fun telemark ski

Comments about Atomic Snoop Skis 2011:

Bought these as an all around ski that will see powder as well as groomer. Very responsive, great in the steep stuff, light, just excellent all around. No complaints as of yet, but they did start chipping on the tips a bit my first time I had them out without ever really hitting anything. Not a huge deal unless it gets a lot worse.

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These ski's look fantastic in my closet, I wish they could look cool on my feet skiing but there is no snow in Tahoe. I bet they would look good on me gliding through a foot of fresh stuff but I'm not going to bust them up this season on freshly groomed snow made overnight by machines. These baby's are going to see less action this year than a priest in a nunnery.

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Used in Beaver Creek over 5 days and skied packed powder, icy packed snow, 10" fresh powder and green, blue, black and mogul runs. Handled well in all conditions.

Comments about Atomic Snoop Skis 2011:

These atomic's are awesome. I use them in the park everyday! They get great speed and carve perfectly. They float inthe powder and give you great control