3 skis that made a huge change that kind of scare me is the Enforcer line, Paragon, and these skis.. I kind of like to know the ski for the reputation. It seams like most skis will make little changes here and there to get what they want out of the ski.. I have never skied on Liberty but I like my Enforcer 104 Free.. I mentioned multiple times before that I traded my Kastle FX HP 96 for my Enforcer 104 Free and that Kastle ski has done so many huge changes that I don't think that I can trust the ski anymore.. There are certain skis that you know what you are getting.. Mantras are one of those skis and even though Brahma is going to be gone I would that include that.. I know what I am getting with Kore and QST and Pagoda and Maverick even though they are changing that line.. I would say that I know what I am getting with Stormrider even though they had an issue with construction for one year.. Wow the turns in the bumps that Bob was doing on the Radion 92 were very good..
Well done gentleman, its no easy task to articulate what your are feeling in a ski. They seem really soft and are probably very good in right conditions. They seem similar to the Line Sakana which I have. They are great in the right conditions.
I think if you forget about what they had in the past, it's a bit easier. Also, Helix is still more specific to park and freestyle, so it's really Scope vs. Radian for the bulk of skiers. Choose your width from there!
Yup! I was a big Evolv 90 fan from the start--the 100 follows suit as being just that much smoother and more powerful. If you get a chance to ski Radian 100, definitely do it!
I'm a Blade Optic fan, personally. There's a lot more sturdiness with that ski than the Scope. Even compared to the Prodigy, the Scope is pretty flexible. If that's what you're looking for, then go right for it, but for any type of stability and power, I'd look to the Line.
Thanks for this one guys! Was waiting for this. As a former og Helix, Origin 106, and Helix 98 skier, I'm excited to see where Liberty is going with this move.
Are you going to do any reviws on any Zag skis in the near future such as the slap or the ubac? There doesn´t seem to be so many reviews of them on youtube.
We're not a Zag dealer, so it's more difficult to get our hands on them. As of now, we have no concrete plans to test these products, but we're always open to getting on more skis!
Zags are great! The Harfangs are some of the best skis I've been on, really enjoyed the Slap 104 as well. The Slaps ski similarly to how they're describing these but with more big-mountain capability. Incredible in the trees and tight terrain, strong enough tail for big drops and steep/sketchy lines, not great for carving
Helix will find its way to our 2025 ski test to be released in August. We do not have a current plan to do a review of the Helix of this "Scope" at this point.
3 skis that made a huge change that kind of scare me is the Enforcer line, Paragon, and these skis.. I kind of like to know the ski for the reputation. It seams like most skis will make little changes here and there to get what they want out of the ski.. I have never skied on Liberty but I like my Enforcer 104 Free.. I mentioned multiple times before that I traded my Kastle FX HP 96 for my Enforcer 104 Free and that Kastle ski has done so many huge changes that I don't think that I can trust the ski anymore.. There are certain skis that you know what you are getting.. Mantras are one of those skis and even though Brahma is going to be gone I would that include that.. I know what I am getting with Kore and QST and Pagoda and Maverick even though they are changing that line.. I would say that I know what I am getting with Stormrider even though they had an issue with construction for one year..
Wow the turns in the bumps that Bob was doing on the Radion 92 were very good..
Skiing in NY this ski seems too soft for me. I own an Origin 96 that I use on powder days. The flex pattern of the Origin is great for what I want.
The graphic is so nice. I wish they are on the QST that I just bought
Well done gentleman, its no easy task to articulate what your are feeling in a ski. They seem really soft and are probably very good in right conditions. They seem similar to the Line Sakana which I have. They are great in the right conditions.
I don't know how they managed to reduce their number of skis yet still make their lineup more confusing??😅😅
I think if you forget about what they had in the past, it's a bit easier. Also, Helix is still more specific to park and freestyle, so it's really Scope vs. Radian for the bulk of skiers. Choose your width from there!
@@SkiEssentials thanks. I think this helps
Love my Liberty evolv 100. Such intuitive skis.
Yup! I was a big Evolv 90 fan from the start--the 100 follows suit as being just that much smoother and more powerful. If you get a chance to ski Radian 100, definitely do it!
I like the faction prodigy 2.0 but want to get either lone blade optic or this one which u recommend
I'm a Blade Optic fan, personally. There's a lot more sturdiness with that ski than the Scope. Even compared to the Prodigy, the Scope is pretty flexible. If that's what you're looking for, then go right for it, but for any type of stability and power, I'd look to the Line.
Thanks for this one guys! Was waiting for this. As a former og Helix, Origin 106, and Helix 98 skier, I'm excited to see where Liberty is going with this move.
Same here!
Are you going to do any reviws on any Zag skis in the near future such as the slap or the ubac? There doesn´t seem to be so many reviews of them on youtube.
We're not a Zag dealer, so it's more difficult to get our hands on them. As of now, we have no concrete plans to test these products, but we're always open to getting on more skis!
Zags are great! The Harfangs are some of the best skis I've been on, really enjoyed the Slap 104 as well. The Slaps ski similarly to how they're describing these but with more big-mountain capability. Incredible in the trees and tight terrain, strong enough tail for big drops and steep/sketchy lines, not great for carving
are you going to review the helixs soon
Helix will find its way to our 2025 ski test to be released in August. We do not have a current plan to do a review of the Helix of this "Scope" at this point.