Just finished my first season with these skis. I bought them as a powder ski but I ended up using them all the time!

They actually worked really well on groomers and hard pack which suprised me. They absolutely crushed powders and big mountain terrain - I've never felt more comfortable hitting drops! 10/10

P.S. The graphics are super nice! Everyone asks about them.

I bought the Pink/purple 113s, they are hands down the best ski I've ever skied. Actually bought the demo ski on demo day at Castle. I own a few pairs of Bent Chentler's and those ski amazing. But these have a quite a bit more control and are noticeably lighter then an already light Bents. Id recommend these skis if you are looking for something to butter on rollers. Play around in the park, powder, or even an everyday rider. If you are looking at the wider 113s, they are fantastic in powder. Easy to put on edge when carving through trees. And I've yet to find the top speed of them, being 124km/h.

Who would I recommend these skis to? Definitely a more advanced skier as mentioned in the video. But someone just looking for an all in one ski. I can take these skis and feel confident in any condition. Then when id bring 2 pairs up. Either a wide 120 and 100. Or 100 and 80s depending on weather..

Can’t help but love the looks of these catchy, 80’s vibe, new technology skis! I get a ton of compliments that’s for sure! Perfect shape and turning radius. They ski best in powder, but will also ski crud and corduroy quite well. Super solid when going fast. Built strong and can to take a beating from all the elements. Can’t wait to see next year‘s graphics. This is my kind of ski.

The phrase 'playful charger' gets thrown around a lot these days when describing skis. This is definitely one of them. That much was for certain within the first couple of runs on demo day, and my reluctance to part with them meant that I was driving home with more skis than I started with.

The Vice 113 rewards good form and aggression with impressive stability and versatility. That softer tip that helps dampen chop and plane up in powder immediately ramps up in stiffness to become a solid foundation that creates the confidence you need to get down that janky line you were having second thoughts about before you dropped in. Stay on top of the skis and they will respond quick and intuitive and shift from a deep carve to a skid and pivot when you need them to. Spend too much time in the backseat, however, and you'll be going for a ride: That tail is no slouch, and will make you a better skier because of it.

Conditions weren't the best when I could bring these out, but the surprising edge hold for a ski this wide meant that if the snow was on still soft side I didn't have to worry. The low camber and stiffness keeps the ski grounded when you're digging into steep chalky hardpack, while offering just enough pop to dig high-angle trenches down your favorite groomer back to the chairlift. The faster you go, the more fun they are.

It's overall a excellent addition to any Rocky Mountain quiver. Just remember that you're in Paradise, but not on vacation!

I've never been a competitive freeskier, but i've gotten more into freeskiing over the last few years. I demo'd these skis for a few days last season and I really enjoyed them! I found they made hitting drops really easy, I was actually shocked at what I was able to land. I was fortunate enough to have them on one of the biggest powder days at Banff Sunshine last season and the float was amazing.

A nice bonus was that they performed really well in terms of turning and rolling the skis side to side. Very easy to control for a ski of this width. Buying a pair right now!