I am 98% confident that these will not have an Attack binding.Also, I see that my translation was not a very good one. In Italian it says, "Joy 11 binding". Since binding in Italian is 'attacco', I translated this as attack.
I am 98% confident that these will not have an Attack binding.Also, I see that my translation was not a very good one. In Italian it says, "Joy 11 binding". Since binding in Italian is 'attacco', I translated this as attack.
Thanks for the great reviews, @Tricia!
+1 on the lightweight Joy skiing much more solidly than anyone would guess.
And I might need to check out the Dynastar Cougar Cruiser! lol
Talk to @Jilly, she is the "Lead Cougar" . Yes, they are much more solid than you would expect for such a light ski, but we are saying that about their Kore line too. Head currently is doing a lot of the right things. I can understand why they are not promoting the Epic Joy, 60-some waisted skis do not have a tremendous appeal here. Of the four Supershapes, I imagine the iSpeed (the yellow one) at 66 underfoot sellls the least too.
Quick question: is the Völkl Flair SC E actually the same ski as the unisex Racetiger SC E? I couldn't find any differences on paper (except for the graphics and the lenghts they come in, which overlap for the biggest part).
I think it is. I have the Racetiger SC evo. It is not available in USA, only for Europe and Canada . Flair SC evo looks to be the same ski, with same dimensions and construction. The binding is different, and is not available in 170 or 175. It retails for exactly the same price (in my city at least)
I just see the e designation you mention on the website. This is new. Slightly lighter and softer?
I'm not sure why the MyCurv isn't on the Fischer site. It doesn't appear to be complete. Perhaps one of the guys from @SkiEssentials has some insight.
That's sort of what I was thinking when I looked at the site, but for some reason, I missed the model year on the site and navigating it wasn't intuitive.The Fischer site hadn't been updated to 2018 as of last week. I'd imagine we'll see the new skis pretty soon.
...navigating it wasn't intuitive.
Funny thing is, I have the digital catalog for several of the manufacturers. If their web sites were as intuitive as the digital catalog, we'd all be happier.I find European websites (ski manufacturers in particular) to be big on bells and whistles and not very user-friendly. I don't need glitz, music, singing, dancing, or to play the "forty clicks" game when I go specifically to your site for a bit of information - "Just the fact's, Ma'am".
They need to spend some time user testing their sites to experience it as a user searching for something would.
I am 98% confident that these will not have an Attack binding.