whats the performance difference between
DYNASTAR 2004 Inspired By J. Nobis
DYNASTAR 2004 INTUITIV BIG
Legend 8800
Blizzard Titan 9
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whats the performance difference between
DYNASTAR 2004 Inspired By J. Nobis
DYNASTAR 2004 INTUITIV BIG
Legend 8800
Blizzard Titan 9
Inspired - these are whiteQuote:
Originally Posted by powking12
INTUITIV - these are white too, but I think they have a dragon, or maybe its the Nobis that does
8800 - these are orange
Titan 9 - these are yellow (I think)...
No performance difference between the Dynas - they're the same ski under different graphics. Great skis, though a touch on the soft side for heavy hard chargers.
Yep, the Blizzards are yellow. That's about all I know about them.
Inspired=white
Big= white with snake
8800= orange
All are exactly the same contruction
Titan 9 = Tad stiffer + more shape, a bit more girth, and a full sidewall
The Bigs are white with a dragon. Wood core with a cap tip and tail -- stiff in the middle and soft at the ends.
Intuitiv = Big without the dragon. Different markets got one or the other.
Inspired by Nobis is stiffer, costs more and has slightly different dimensions.
Inspired = Intuitiv Big 2004 while the Super Nobis is a different animal more like the Intuitiv Big 194 of 2003 - ( orange greenies) or the 4x4 bigs 194 from years before.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snow Dog
Inspired by Nobis
Dimensions: 117/89/110mm.
Top Sheet: Polyglass.
Core Material: Samba/Poplar wood, metal.
Base Material: LDG sintered
Twin Tip Shape.
Weight: 2180g / 4lb 13oz per ski.
Autodrive SD vertical side walls.
http://sportsliquidator.com/imagesproducts/2350b.jpg
INTUITIV BIG (2004)
Dimensions: 117/89/110mm.
Top Sheet: Polyglass.
Core Material: Samba/Poplar wood, metal.
Base Material: LDG sintered
Twin Tip Shape.
Weight: 2180g / 4lb 13oz per ski.
Autodrive SD vertical side walls
http://sportsliquidator.com/imagesproducts/2533b.jpg
DYNASTAR 2004 Super Nobis only in 194cm in 2004
Dimensions: 117/90/109mm.
Top Sheet: Polyglass.
Core Material: Samba/Poplar wood, metal.
Base Material: LDG sintered
Twin Tip Shape.
Weight: 2350g
http://sportsliquidator.com/imagesproducts/2582b.jpg
LEGEND 8800
Sidecut: 117/89/110mm.
Radius: 25m @ 178cm.
Wide Freeride Foot Print.
Autodrive SD Cap with Vertical sidewalls.
Kick tail.
Hull Shaped Tips.
Torsion Box Construction with Titanal.
Wood Core.
LGD Base with Thermoactive.
http://sportsliquidator.com/imagesproducts/2600b.jpg
I was confusing Super Nobis and Inspired by Nobis. I don't like how they use the same topsheet on different skis and different topsheets on the same skis.
Yeah the 194cm Inspired by Nobis is the Super Nobis, the 188 and down is the same as the Big/8800. The first run of the Legend Pro was the same ski as the Super Nobis I believe, or at least it was the same dimensions (90 waist).
i've skied both the big and the 8800 which in theory are very simiilar, but i much prefer the big. 8800 edge feels a touch vague to me but is maybe a bit more stable at speed? :confused:
Could just be the tune differences. I was wondering did you mount the 8800 a bit back like the Bigs? 1-2cm ? Was wondering as picked up a pair of Bigs that haven't mounted yet and was thinking of doing same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by ulty_guy
yeah, definitely could've been the tune, but i would've figured the 8800 would've had the better tune. anyways, i had the big, mounted at the mark and i'd have put it 2 cm back if i did it again b/c i felt too far forward in crud and windbuff. the 8800's were mounted at the mark as well.