This was my original plan (DW+GT), but I took a core shot last week on the DWs and was skiing my WC118s on a small amount of fresh and the following day with no refresh and remembered how fun that ski is even in low tide, but the Ghost Train should be plenty surfy for Japow, right?
I find the GT much more surfy the the WC. Plus it has more float. Where the wildcat pulls ahead IMO is cut up pow and chop.
How much more playful are the DWs compared to Wildcats? I love how stiff the Wildcat 108s are for charging, but this leaves room for a more buttery ski in my quiver IMO. Are DW more buttery?
A buttery moment ski would be the frankenski, triple camber center mounted and soft.
What do we think of a CB 193 vs a WC 190 as a compliment pow ski to my 194 GT. Both seem very versatile but my love of the Meridian has me thinking CB and I don’t see much overlap with the GT. GT = pure pow CB = chop. Am I wrong in this thinking?
Haven’t skied the GT, but have 193 CB and have had 190 Bibby for years. The CB destroys chop and is what I reach for when we get any cream. Really fun ski in creamy snow, no speed limit and slarve forever. CB is surprisingly versatile when the snow gets shitty. I had meridians, but sold them, kept the CB FWIW. Wildcat is more business and a titch less fun to me than the CB. In the end, get them all!
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I'm really thinking of whittling down the quiver:
GT, CT, C98 with the DW112 doing duty as a travel and BC ski (currently mounted with cast).
Of course I can't get rid of the OG Bibbys as early/late season soft snow/rock skis (obviously) and then there's the Frankenskis I stole from my kid (didn't cost anything) and the Comis for my aspirational AK trip (hot tip: don't drink on a plane with WiFi). [emoji848]Oh well... Gotta catch'em all I guess or whatever the kids say nowadays.
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If I can stab a Coutach in between the CBs and Meridians I already own, I’ll be set. I have chosen the Meridians over my 110 Enforcers this season because the Nordicas just don’t really speak to me.
I've been thinking along similar lines. I really like the Countach, and have also been impressed with the Meridian, so if I'm going wider because the chop or conditions are too deep for the Countach, why not jump right over the WC and go to the CB?
Then for untouched pow something like the GT or a Protest.
Got the last 194 Countach on the website. I was going to back and forth between the Countach and 191 E110 Free, I hope I made the right choice.
What would really be sick is. 122/124 Countach
Sooooo when can I buy it?
I think that would be a perfect pow compliment to the GT. Probably would float a bit better than a CB/WC with the wider shovel and mount point.
I really have fallen in love with the CT. It just feels so damn dialed and I find myself reaching for that over anything else in my quiver until it’s a GT day.
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