I have a pair with Ions in SLC if you ever want to take them out for a spin - very specialized but when the conditions merit it...

True, but in that scenario the difference between 120-150mm underfoot is just going to be degrees of 'not great' and not something that should be driving the ski decision :)

I have dynafits on 148 spoons. Yes, they are usually wider than existing skin tracks which is a little annoying, but any day that makes those skis viable you should not be worried about a firm...

i love my 138s for meadow skipping - float on top and keep your speed up in low angle terrain. great for early season to avoid rocks with shallow snowpacks, great for the 4" fresh days when you want...

I would trust this man's expertise & advice here.

Been rocking your old spoon 150s multiple days over the past week - definitely the right ski for current conditions