Rossignol Bandit B2 Skis

Pros: Very stable, very forgiving.  Only ski you need.
Cons: They don't make them anymore.

I live in metro-Denver and ski Copper Mountain and Mary Jane (Winter Park) about 15 times per season.  I've been skiing since 1981 and at my peak I was an expert level skier.  Now that Social Security is approaching, I'm probably just at the ...

Pros: Awesome all around ski. What to buy if you can only own one pair.
Cons: fatter waist can make you work harder in super tight spots

We live in Park City, Utah with three ski resorts within a mile of our house. Needless to say, we do a lot of skiing, and if we drive down to Salt Lake, you can ski at Snowbird/Alta through May where they get over 500 inches of powder a year. This ...

Pros: Great all around the mountain ski that are fun, light and lively.
Cons: Needed some assertive action to get through moguls, but better than the old skis.

Background: I just restarted skiing after 10 years and kept hearing how great the new shaped skis make skiing easy so I decided to purchase new skis. My old straight skis are giant slalom 185cm and I am an aggressive skier, weighing 150 lbs.(84Kg). ...

Pros: Versatility, Stability, and everything else you need in a ski.
Cons: I can't think of any.

These skis are the bomb diggitiest! I bought them used so they were fairly cheap.  I was switching from the old style of skis to the parabolic kind and I couldn't believe the difference between the two.  Since switching I have tried other ...

Pros: Terrific ski for all conditions.
Cons: None

I got my B2 Bandits used, but in very good condition, so I paid less than $300 with bindings. These are terrific skis. Fast, responsive, steady in all conditions. I find them very quick turning, so good in the bumps, and very stable at high speeds. I think they are so steady that the only thing holding them back is of course, me, but their steadiness invites speed because it feels so comfortable.