| Overall: | |
| Off piste long turns: | |
| Off piste short turns: | |
| On piste: | |
| Steeps: | |
| Ease of use: |
| Ability Level | Upper Intermediate Lower Advanced Upper Advanced Lower Expert |
| Sidecut | 133-98-116 |
| Turn radius | 20.1m (177cm) |
| Lengths | 163, 170, 177 (1,750g), 184 |
| Construction |
Sidewall Carbon & lightweight woodcore Tip & tail rocker |
| Strengths | Very smooth flex, well balanced, light to use |
| Weaknesses | Hard to fault, not as stable in long fast turns |
The 90Eight is an incredibly versatile all-mountain ski that handles anything from bumps, to trees, to groomers, and even powder and crud.
This is another ski that is really well balanced and immediately very easy to use. Like most of the new products we tested this year, the 90Eight has a very light construction that makes it effortless to use, particularly at slower speeds. It matches this up to a very smooth flex which makes the ski predictable to read through the arc and seems to allow it to adapt to the contours of the slope really well. In the powder it floats with ease and with its lightweight, the 90Eight could be a good option to add a touring binding set up.
