ueyteuor
Newbie
Looking for the best skis for deep snow available for a nytro mountain, or phazer mountain. I'm reading the Simmons Gen II is good, but is there better out there?
bholmlate
Expert
Hey ueyteuor
I had the same question awhile back before i bought a new set of Gen II's for my nytro. From what I was able to determine doing my own research was that It is all about personal preference and riding style
Check out the link below if you have not already found it yourself. Someone started a poll on the best ski and looks like the Gen II's are in the lead. Hope this helps
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php? ... highlight=
I had the same question awhile back before i bought a new set of Gen II's for my nytro. From what I was able to determine doing my own research was that It is all about personal preference and riding style
Check out the link below if you have not already found it yourself. Someone started a poll on the best ski and looks like the Gen II's are in the lead. Hope this helps
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php? ... highlight=
doo_man
Expert
It's personal preference, but with all the attention to weight loss - Powderhounds get my vote for great all around ski!
Powderhounds - 12 lbs a pair
Simmons Gen I - 16 lbs a pair
Simmons Gen II - 20 lbs a pair
Powderhounds - 12 lbs a pair
Simmons Gen I - 16 lbs a pair
Simmons Gen II - 20 lbs a pair
Colorado Nytro
Extreme
For deep snow GenII get my vote, they rock.
I'm going to try my Gen IIs off my turbo Rx on my Nytro. They really float the RX in the deep its a huge difference. After riding the Gen IIs I'm starting to think that maybe a guy needs a couple of different types of ski depending on the conditions. I don't think I'll use the Gen IIs in the spring but right now with the light deep snow they rock.
Rx1m5
Rx1m5
TurboMatt
Pro
I love my Gen 2's on my Fx Nytro
