The 90 mm range is another important category! Lots of popular skis in here and one of our favorite ways to organize the videos. These 28 skis are organized in order of "slarvy to carvy." Skis to the left of the wall have a more maneuverable nature. Easier to release the tail edge of the ski and get it to smear, pivot, slash, skid, slarve, etc. Skis to the right of the wall are more inclined to stay in a carving turn and require more effort when making different style turns. For reference, Jeff is 5'10" 160 lbs, Bob is 6'2" 225 lbs.

Written Comparison: https://www.skiessentials.com/Chairli...

0:00 - Intro
2:50 - Elan Playmaker 91
7:35 - Armada ARV 88
13:10 - Atomic Bent 90
18:30 - Volkl Revolt 90
23:55 - K2 Omen 90
28:50 - Faction Prodigy 1
35:00 - Fischer Nightstick 90
39:55 - Kastle ZX92
45:20 - Rossignol Sender Soul 92
51:00 - K2 Mindbender 90C
56:05 - Salomon QST 92
1:01:30 - Armada Declivity 88 C
1:07:00 - Black Crows Captis
1:12:35 - Fischer Ranger 90
1:18:10 - Line Optic 88
1:25:40 - Elan Ripstick 88
1:30:50 - Dynastar M-Cross 88
1:36:45 - Liberty Radian 92
1:43:00 - Atomic Maverick 88 Ti
1:48:20 - K2 Mindbender 89Ti
1:53:50 - Salomon Stance 90
1:59:50 - Armada Declivity 92 Ti
2:04:15 - Stockli Stormrider 88
2:11:00 - Blizzard Anomaly 88
2:18:15 - Volkl Mantra 88
2:23:30 - Nordica Enforcer 89
2:28:55 - Kastle MX88
2:34:40 - Rossignol Arcade 88