Running an older 2019 deacon 76 and can definitely say they are awesome skis for groomers and 80 percent of Australian frontside conditions. Saw Nick at the demo day yesterday. Awesome guy. Tried out some Racetigers RC skis and they just wanted to hook constant tighter turns but were fun. The Kendo 88s were so good also. Out of all the different skis from different brands I tried I reckon they would be my Australian all mountain choice. I was surprised how much I liked them. Agile, confidence inspiring and felt reasonably light and manoeuvrable.
Hi, I have some racetiger sls that I love, and I also have some deacon 80s, but I didn't get used to it much, because the skis I had before were 75mm atomic vantage. I'm undecided if it's worth buying either Deacon 74 or 76 or keeping 80. What's your opinion? I am an advanced/expert skier. Thank you
If you are an aggressive skier wanting a carving ski probably either the deacon 72 or 76 if you wanted a little wider but if you were wanting it a little more all mountain the 80 is good or a kendo 88 for a full all mountain ski so it depends on what you are wanting. We love the deacon 72 as an aggressive carving ski it is pretty fun
@@rhythmsnowsports For short turns I have the racetiger SL. my idea was to have a ski for long curves but with a bigger and more versatile skate than the racetiger GS. what's your opinion? so I saw deacon 76.
@@filipematos1497 you could go to Volkl Deacon 76, its a great option for an aggressive carving ski or if you wanted a more versatile all-mountain carving ski you could go the Deacon 80 which has the 3D turning radius which allows for those long GS turns.
Running an older 2019 deacon 76 and can definitely say they are awesome skis for groomers and 80 percent of Australian frontside conditions. Saw Nick at the demo day yesterday.
Awesome guy.
Tried out some Racetigers RC skis and they just wanted to hook constant tighter turns but were fun.
The Kendo 88s were so good also.
Out of all the different skis from different brands I tried I reckon they would be my Australian all mountain choice.
I was surprised how much I liked them.
Agile, confidence inspiring and felt reasonably light and manoeuvrable.
Hi,
I have some racetiger sls that I love, and I also have some deacon 80s, but I didn't get used to it much, because the skis I had before were 75mm atomic vantage.
I'm undecided if it's worth buying either Deacon 74 or 76 or keeping 80. What's your opinion?
I am an advanced/expert skier.
Thank you
If you are an aggressive skier wanting a carving ski probably either the deacon 72 or 76 if you wanted a little wider but if you were wanting it a little more all mountain the 80 is good or a kendo 88 for a full all mountain ski so it depends on what you are wanting. We love the deacon 72 as an aggressive carving ski it is pretty fun
@@rhythmsnowsports For short turns I have the racetiger SL. my idea was to have a ski for long curves but with a bigger and more versatile skate than the racetiger GS. what's your opinion? so I saw deacon 76.
@@filipematos1497 you could go to Volkl Deacon 76, its a great option for an aggressive carving ski or if you wanted a more versatile all-mountain carving ski you could go the Deacon 80 which has the 3D turning radius which allows for those long GS turns.
@@rhythmsnowsports I have a Deacon 80 and Racetiger SL.