Volkl Wall Skis 2010

Comments about Volkl Wall Skis 2010:

Perfect ski, with a simmetrical line to do switch

Comments about Volkl Wall Skis 2010:

Volkl does it again. I have always been a huge fan of Volkl because of their stiffness as well as their immaculate construction. These skis are no different. They are a bit softer than the Karmas I was replacing them with but they are every bit as fun. They are able to rip turns all mountain with ease in all but the iciest of conditions. They have great pop and ski very well switch due to their symmetrical design. I have not really ventured into the park yet on them but I would imagine due to their design and construction they would be a pretty bomber park ski.

Comments about Volkl Wall Skis 2010:

All i can say is wow! These ski's killed everything from the park to all mountain. These ski's have so much pop and spinning is easy. Also a great ski for rails. If you love to ski park, but also want a good all mountain ski the wall is for you. They are a bit spendy but your going to find out that it was worth the purchase.

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I got these skis in the 177 length. I was looking for a fun all-around ski (I don't go in the park) and this does the trick. They are very, very light (especially with the Marker Squire bindings) and are quick in the bumps. I've found that the skis catch on each other a little bit in the tails when in the bumps, but nothing serious. Because the skis are soft, they do really well in crud. They don't spear through it like my dynastar legends, but float and bend over the crud.
For carving, the skis handle well for being so light and twin tipped. They aren't too steady at high speeds, but have moderatly quick carves at medium speed. For skid turns they have great bite and are very quick, due in part to the classic volkl edges.
I can't say if these have good float because I live in the East, but they have decent width (88) and are enough to get you by on the rare New England powder days.
My only complaint is that the topsheets do get rough on the inside when in the bumps a lot, but there are no big chips. Just some peels from the edge of the other ski.

If you're looking for a fun all-mountain ski, this is it. They do just about anything, and of all the twin tips I've seen they have clean graphics on the top sheets that don't make you look like you stole them from a park rat.
Once again, great twin-tip for the all-mountain skier.

Comments about Volkl Wall Skis 2010:

if you love to ski everywhere, and want to start ont he bowls and and powder it awsome. it is not to wide, so u can still speed on the groomers. best ski i have had for its price