Mauri D

Adding a longer term review after a long trip to AK and a season working on Shasta with these skis. After the dampness, edge hold and etc (phenomenal) I evaluate skis longer term by which skis I reach for first. The Ortles became my go to ski for both spring in AK (until we got over a foot of fresh) and every trip to Mt Shasta this past season with conditions ranging from 10” or new snow, to bullet proof Sun cups and of course corn. It’s so consistent in the turns with dampness that rivals a ski that’s si...

I have a pair of Voile V6s (nonHyper), mounted with ATK R12s at boot center for a 308mm BSL. Based on the screw holes for these, I’m curious if I’d be able to remount with a 22Designs lynx at 1-2cm’s back from boot center for the new scarpa TXPro in 27.0?

Just got these in, have two resort days on them paired with the ZG Tour Pro boot and one back country day in variable (wet to breakable to hardpack steeps) conditions paired with the ZG Peak Carbon Boot. I typically ski the Voile V6 and Hyper V8, I also have a ZG 80LT in 164 as a "heavy skimo" and training ski. I wanted a spring/steeps/expedition ski that could handle a ton of conditions while I am guiding and be more planted than the V6 when conditions get firm. For other skis, I like the ZG 95 and 85 they...

Love the pomoca glue. These are great skins, but for my style, I prefer the pinks. I thought that they were going to climb better and be a little more durable, but honestly I cannot tell a difference between them and the pinks. For the improved glide and packability, I'm going to stick with the pinks for all of my skis once these wear out.

I have several pairs of these for all of my skis at this point. They are my preffered skin because of how easily they glide, how reliable the glue is and how tightly this specific Mohair packs down. For the glue... on a trip to denali, the two pomoca users on the trip were the only folks that did not have a complete glue failure as temps dropped.