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The aim of Ski Review is to offer comprehensive reviews of skis to aid consumers who are planning to purchase skis. Each ski review is independent from any manufacturer, brand or merchant and Ski Review is committed to providing concise and realistic information. Basically; Ski reviews by Skiers!
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 |
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The XM Tornado Ti is one interesting ski! With a 78mm waist and a radius of 16.3m at 173cm, the new Tornado Ti is an expert ski with plenty of guts and grip. Initiation is quicker and shorter arcs are easier than expected. 
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Read full review of the Salomon XW Tornado Ti (2010)
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 |
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The new Salomon XW Storm is a true performance ski that delivers SPEED and EDGE GRIP while still FUN & easy to ski, especially to initiate.

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Read full review of the Salomon XW Storm (2010)
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 |
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The new Equipe 24 Hours from Salomon brings a unique recipe of high performance combined with a wide sweet spot.

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Read full review of the Salomon Equipe 24 Hours (2010)
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 |
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With the same side-cut and footprint as the Blackeye, the Atomic Smoke is the slightly easier, softer flexing “All Mountain” cruiser from Atomic’s Nomad series.

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Read full review of the Atomic Smoke (2010)
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 |
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We liked the original Atomic Crimson, but found it a little soft for high speed cruising. The new Crimson Ti has been tweaked to satisfy the “Mach Schnell” crowd. Yes, they look really fat so no one expected the agility that the Crimson Ti serves up with very little effort.

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Read full review of the Atomic Crimson Ti (2010)
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 |
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Atomic's Blackeye Ti is a beefier and quicker version of the Blackeye, with lots of edge grip and versatility. You can actually feel the edges engage progressively throughout the entire turn.

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Read full review of the Atomic Blackeye Ti (2010)
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Monday, 26 October 2009 |
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It's still a Dynastar Legend Sultan. But the 80 is a little softer, lighter and more “co-operative” on the hill.

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Read full review of the Dynastar Legend Sultan 80 (2010)
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Monday, 26 October 2009 |
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The Legend Sultan 85 is BIG and BAD, with a full vertical sidewall and the best that Dynastar has to offer to advanced and expert skiers who demand the highest performance all mountain skis on the market.

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Read full review of the Dynastar Sultan Legend 85 (2010)
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Monday, 26 October 2009 |
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Dynastar's Exclusive Active is an authentic “Game Improvement” ski designed by women, tested by women, and now offered to women at a price that crushes the competition when it comes to quality and performance.

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Read full review of the Dynastar Exclusive Active (2010)
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Monday, 05 January 2009 |
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Reading our Test Team’s results, you will sometimes see the word “SURPRISE” and with the Atomic Drive 11 here it is again.

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Read full review of the Atomic Drive 11 (2009)
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Monday, 05 January 2009 |
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The Atomic Drive 9 is the SAME footprint (dimensions) as the Drive 11, but designed and built for lighter skiers or skiers who ski at moderate speeds, while still looking for a lively feeling ski.

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Read full review of the Atomic Drive 9 (2009)
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Contributed by Brian Babcock
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Monday, 05 January 2009 |
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The X-Wing 10 is quicker and lighter than its three big brothers (Fury,
Tornado & Hurricane) so unless you actually launch off cliffs and
rip down steeps that seem too steep to hold snow, the new 10 makes
perfect sense and bring a new versatility to this category.

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Read full review of the Salomon X-Wing 10 (2009)
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