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The Mindbender 108Ti truly deserves its quiver-killing reputation, this is the only ski you will need. As far as all-rounders go, the Mindbender series as a whole is very competitive, none more so than the 108Ti.
If you want a ski that can rip down the hill but still has some play and maneuverability, the Mindbender 108 Ti is a great place to start your search.
Though the 108 Ti is marketed as a hard-charging freeride ski, it can do so much more than just blast down variable pitches like they were groomers. It rails turns, floats on deep snow, and has a reliable set of landing gear to boot. You’d be missing out if you didn’t take a more exploratory approach to riding in these.
Our Overall Review
We have thoroughly tested - and read reviews from other experts and users. In summary, this is what we think:
Things we like:
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The best Mindbender ski for tearing up the entire mountain -
Strong enough to blast through any snow conditions
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Most versatile of the Mindbender line
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Titanal Y-Beam: A sheet of titanal forking near the tip of the ski gives you a more powerful edge to leverage turns against. It gradually tapers down near the tail, finding compromise between aft support and ability to release your edges easily.
Things we don't like:
A little bit heavier than the rest of the line- There are more "fun" skis out there
A little bit heavier than the rest of the lineWhere to buy:
Specs & Features
- Waist: 108 mm
- Length: 172-193 cm
- Rocker Profile: All Terrain Rocker
- Core: Fir/Aspen
- Tail: Flat
- Turn Radius: Long
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Our Overall Review
We have thoroughly tested - and read reviews from other experts and users. In summary, this is what we think:
Things we like:
-
The best Mindbender ski for tearing up the entire mountain
-
Strong enough to blast through any snow conditions
-
Most versatile of the Mindbender line
-
Titanal Y-Beam: A sheet of titanal forking near the tip of the ski gives you a more powerful edge to leverage turns against. It gradually tapers down near the tail, finding compromise between aft support and ability to release your edges easily.
Things we don't like:
- A little bit heavier than the rest of the line
- There are more "fun" skis out there
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