I pretty much felt the same way. The first thing I noticed sitting on the chair was "whoa these look short" - they seemed very center mounted. And that made me a little nervous, because the only skis I've really hated demoing have been center mounted skis. We hiked up to High Notch, which was sweet - the light weight made it much easier than I'm used to. Love that. Traversing and side slipping was good. Dropped into the powder and they were okay but I felt like I had to work at not letting the tips dive. Lean forward like I like to do, and things got ugly. I think the fact that the really low profile tips probably contribute to that as well as the mounting point. (What's up with that BTW? The big bros don't have that much of a low profile tip, I didn't think.) Halfway down, one ski sunk a little, binding fell off, and I cartwheeled down. Ugh, that hurt. I missed my good bindings already.
Next run I just did a combination of groomers and powder to get a feel for them on other surfaces. They behaved just fine on the groomed, and I like the stiffness there, though I think they were a little too stiff for easy powder turns. At the bottom, I was skiing soft bumps, which was okay, but again, I'm just not used to having that much tail sticking out behind me. A little weird.
And then I switched back to Gotamas before I really hurt myself on those bindings. Overall... it's really hard to say. I didn't like where they were mounted, but I'm fine with the sidecut and the flex is a little stiffer than I like, but I could live with it.
"Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, "Wow, what a Ride!"
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