For a brief moment I thought the 193 Confessions might be a little to long with a little to straight sidecut. Seeing them like this I'm like "Naahhh, they'll be just fine"
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For a brief moment I thought the 193 Confessions might be a little to long with a little to straight sidecut. Seeing them like this I'm like "Naahhh, they'll be just fine"
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I had a set of those Atomic HV3 SL. Amazingly stiff ski, I realized how narrow they were underfoot when I took my first jump off Montana Snowbowl's Gelande jump and cased the knoll with them. I left matching 6" divots.
That is a long ski, with a long sidecut radius..
And it will ski as such.
Perfect! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by aevergreene
Great point, and thanks for the reminder. I owned a pair of that generation Atomics in a 205 SL. They're sitting in Larry's Boots "ski museum". That was an interesting period in slalom ski design.
My memory is of a stiff ski that didn't like to go out of the fall line. That's how they set world cup courses back then (late '80's).
It makes me feel like a weenie when I doubt myself by staying in the 182-185 range. NTTAWWT.
Cheers,
Thom
My dad had a pair of those. Still sitting around the garage somewhere