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The Spur is a long-loved and dependable powder ski that is best saved for the deepest days. Skiers in the market for a beloved new set that will never touch the ground will find it a well-suited match, it’s built to float and not much more. The Spur is one of our favorites in the 120+ waisted category, those looking for something with a little bit more everyday skiability should look towards the asymmetrical Spur Concept.
The Spur is a serious ski for seriously deep days. If you need something that you’re only going to break out during the biggest storm cycles than look no further. But, those in the market with something with a little more versatility would have better luck with the Spur Concept or the Rustler 11.
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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Huge powder ski more than capable of ripping big lines -
Active camber allows for some impressive dynamic turns
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Stable enough for some reconsolidated snow
Things we don't like:
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Only a ski you’ll want to ride when the snow is deep -
Not an entry-level powder ski
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Not as maneuverable as the Spur Concept
Specs & Features
- Sandwich Compound Partial Sidewall
- Flipcore Construction
- Carbon Tips and Tails
- Rocker Camber Rocker
- Fiberglass Laminate
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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:
-
Huge powder ski more than capable of ripping big lines
-
Active camber allows for some impressive dynamic turns
-
Stable enough for some reconsolidated snow
Things we don't like:
-
Only a ski you’ll want to ride when the snow is deep
-
Not an entry-level powder ski
-
Not as maneuverable as the Spur Concept
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