Scott Skis? Anyone have an opinion on the Superguide 95 or Scrapper 95?

[ripvanwinter]

Hi guys

I’m looking around the internet (and searching this forum) for info on these skis that are pretty affordable.

I need a mellow ski to use while teaching my young ‘un on east coast groomers and would like to be able to play around in poor snow/woods with as well.

These are light and could be a touring option as well with a shift mounted, and light is a plus for carrying extra gear around for the kid/wife.

Anybody use them? Love/like/hate them? Any info would be appreciated.

The norvis freebird is pretty cheap too, but methinks too light for what I want.

[1000-oaks]

Superguide is said to be a stiff, light mountaineering ski designed for experts on steep, hard terrain. Said to be unforgiving.

[I've seen black diamonds!]

Superguide is said to be a stiff, light mountaineering ski designed for experts on steep, hard terrain. Said to be unforgiving.

Yup. Very stiff. Long running length. Not what you're looking for.

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[MTT]

You should check out ON3P skis. For many reasons Seriously

[ripvanwinter]

Thanks, guys. Looked around again and found the Camox cheap at STP so I went for it.

I love the look and heard so much good about the ON3p lineup, but the right ones never seem to pop up used when I need them and I can’t afford to by new at their pricing.

[Gunder]

I’m a big fan of the super guides. I really like the Scraper 115 as my daily driver.