Northerly Wind
New member
Hi, I'm the market to buy a new pair of skis and am really interested in buying either the Kenja or the Aura. I want to know how they will work for me.
I ski all blue fine and black diamond fine too (depending where). I ski MOSTLY on trail, occasionally I'm up for really easy glade skiing, but that's only very rarely. I don't ski bumps/moguls very often, so I don't need a ski geared for those either. I ski on mostly groomed snow, sometimes powder. I want edge control and I like speed, so I'm up for good control then. However, I generally just want an all-mountain, versatile ski that works intermediate-advanced.
The Aura I read up on and it's probably a little too advanced, off-trail for me. The Kenja seems better. (Truthfully, I REALLY prefer the Aura's design. I know it shouldn't influence my decision, but I can't help it, haha) However, I'm also interested in other types of skis that would work for me.
Thanks a lot!
Yeah I don't really ski the park much but I do it occasionally and would like to do it more later on... but generally twintips aren't a big deal for me. I also USUALLY ski groomed, and I don't really have an idea of how many centimetres of powder I ski in.
I ski all blue fine and black diamond fine too (depending where). I ski MOSTLY on trail, occasionally I'm up for really easy glade skiing, but that's only very rarely. I don't ski bumps/moguls very often, so I don't need a ski geared for those either. I ski on mostly groomed snow, sometimes powder. I want edge control and I like speed, so I'm up for good control then. However, I generally just want an all-mountain, versatile ski that works intermediate-advanced.
The Aura I read up on and it's probably a little too advanced, off-trail for me. The Kenja seems better. (Truthfully, I REALLY prefer the Aura's design. I know it shouldn't influence my decision, but I can't help it, haha) However, I'm also interested in other types of skis that would work for me.
Thanks a lot!
Yeah I don't really ski the park much but I do it occasionally and would like to do it more later on... but generally twintips aren't a big deal for me. I also USUALLY ski groomed, and I don't really have an idea of how many centimetres of powder I ski in.