In another thread, I posted the observation that a 2019 Brahma feels like it skis on its tails.
Ok, it’s not stack height, it’s not placement of binding. These newer Brahma’s simply feel like they ski on they’re tails. For expediency, I recently bought the 2019’s. As last year, skied them in boots I’ve used with other skis, but this time my touring boots. I had them mounted with Shifts. No, I didn’t ski them with the risers up. Exact same issue as last year. Again, I don’t feel it at all with my 2017’s. What exactly is the difference between the newer Brahma’s and those from 2017 and earlier?
I was able to adjust to it. But, I’ve never experienced anything like this
Aft on a 2019 Brahma
I had an unexpected experience last April with rental skis and wonder why. I rented 2019 Brahmas and felt aft. I clicked into I think 173's and felt so much on its tails that I went in to exchange them, for 180's, before even taking the first ride up. It was better, but throughout the day, I...
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Ok, it’s not stack height, it’s not placement of binding. These newer Brahma’s simply feel like they ski on they’re tails. For expediency, I recently bought the 2019’s. As last year, skied them in boots I’ve used with other skis, but this time my touring boots. I had them mounted with Shifts. No, I didn’t ski them with the risers up. Exact same issue as last year. Again, I don’t feel it at all with my 2017’s. What exactly is the difference between the newer Brahma’s and those from 2017 and earlier?
I was able to adjust to it. But, I’ve never experienced anything like this