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So this year I have been skiing on Fischer Curv GT and Pro Mountain Ti 95 skis. I have to say that after having been on these two for the season, I am enthralled with them. I have used numerous brands in the past (including premium brands like Stockli, Kastle, etc) and for me any way these two best suit me.
Curv GT - I absolutly love this ski and it maybe my favorite of all time for crushing groomers. I do have them in the 182 (me being 6"-3" and very beefy). I use it the majority of the time here in the midwest where everything is typically groomed over. This ski is damp, damp, damp and just smooths and rides over anything in its path. Edge grip is excellent andthey hold on everything including some typical midwest refrozen shiney stuff. I think it was Epic that said that when he was on them that he would end up going way faster than he thought he should and I concur. I can bend these into the majority of the turn shapes that I want. My only slight complaint is that you do have to be on these and drive them. If you get back they can give you a spanking. My only very slight improvement, for here on my home (200' vertical hill) would be to have a little more sidecut to them, however on other areas around me this things rock.
Pro Mountain Ti 95 - As above, I really do like these skis for everything else but maching down groomed runs (although they will do that as well). I use these whenever the snow starts to get a little 3-D, or when I was out in Colorado last year. Unfortunatly I have only had them on in new snow up to about 6-9 inches. I run them in a 186 length. As with the Curv, this skis is also very damp and love the feel of these skis. Edge grip on them is also fantastic and have not had any issues with them not holding on any snow. As a side note, I was skiing Kastle MX 84's until I got on these I switched that day and have been using the PM's or the Curv's since. I find that they still do best when driven, however they are still very forgiving and don't spank as hard as the Curv's when things I really, really like these skis as well and they are very compatable with the Curv's
Just another quick side note, I do ski both of these just a touch forward of the mounting line, about +1.
Curv GT - I absolutly love this ski and it maybe my favorite of all time for crushing groomers. I do have them in the 182 (me being 6"-3" and very beefy). I use it the majority of the time here in the midwest where everything is typically groomed over. This ski is damp, damp, damp and just smooths and rides over anything in its path. Edge grip is excellent andthey hold on everything including some typical midwest refrozen shiney stuff. I think it was Epic that said that when he was on them that he would end up going way faster than he thought he should and I concur. I can bend these into the majority of the turn shapes that I want. My only slight complaint is that you do have to be on these and drive them. If you get back they can give you a spanking. My only very slight improvement, for here on my home (200' vertical hill) would be to have a little more sidecut to them, however on other areas around me this things rock.
Pro Mountain Ti 95 - As above, I really do like these skis for everything else but maching down groomed runs (although they will do that as well). I use these whenever the snow starts to get a little 3-D, or when I was out in Colorado last year. Unfortunatly I have only had them on in new snow up to about 6-9 inches. I run them in a 186 length. As with the Curv, this skis is also very damp and love the feel of these skis. Edge grip on them is also fantastic and have not had any issues with them not holding on any snow. As a side note, I was skiing Kastle MX 84's until I got on these I switched that day and have been using the PM's or the Curv's since. I find that they still do best when driven, however they are still very forgiving and don't spank as hard as the Curv's when things I really, really like these skis as well and they are very compatable with the Curv's
Just another quick side note, I do ski both of these just a touch forward of the mounting line, about +1.
