Just spent a day at Killington on my CMX Pro's. I was skiing the whole Mtn with friends and was very pleased with the snappy response of these boards. THey carved very nicely and were responsive on quick turns. Edge hold was very good on steeps and in icey areas. THis isn't a GS or racing ... Read review
Advantages: Price, responsive and stable Disadvantages: Not a ski for extremely high speed
Just spent a day at Killington on my CMX Pro's. I was skiing the whole Mtn with friends and was very pleased with the snappy response of these boards. THey carved very nicely and were responsive on quick turns. Edge hold was very good on steeps and in icey areas. THis isn't a GS or racing ski, but for the advanced intermediate or low-level expert, a REAL nice board.
I should say that price was my main issue here. These were the 2007 ... more
Just spent a day at Killington on my CMX Pro's. I was skiing the whole Mtn with friends and was very pleased with the snappy response of these boards. THey carved very nicely and were responsive on quick turns. Edge hold was very good on steeps and in icey areas. THis isn't a GS or racing ski, but for the advanced intermediate or low-level expert, a REAL nice board.
I should say that price was my main issue here. These were the 2007 (last yrs) model that I picked up NEW with the integrated bindings for only $300!!! Haven't seen them anywhere for that and it was the last pair of 173cm on the rack. I fugred they weree easily worth that and am very pleased with them after putting thme in the snow for the first time.
