Progressive full camber shape: Delivers responsive turning and stability for advanced carving
Twin tip design: Enhances control and versatility for switch and multi-directional skiing
Durable construction: Withstands rugged terrain and frequent use
Optimized for hardpack: Provides reliable performance on East Coast conditions
Unisex adult sizing: Accommodates a wide range of skiers
Summarized by Shop
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Rocker Type
Camber
Tip Style
Twin tip
Pattern
Abstract
Color
Brown, Blue
Skiing Style
All-mountain, Carve, Freestyle, Ski touring
Target Gender
Unisex
Age Group
Adults
Summarized by Shop
4.9
31 ratings
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fun ski
Very fun in dense wooded areas and easy to turn on groomed/hardpack. Not for newbies because the ski require a lot of engagement.
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Phil · April 16, 2026
Got them out today in a blissful powder day in VT. They got knocked around a little bit on fast steeps where the snow was a bit chunky but in the trees wow. The ability of this ski to turn fast in tight steep trees is amazing. I have them set up with 22 design axels with Scott synergy boots. They just rip in the backcountry
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Anonymous · February 12, 2026
Gonzo Ski at 74. Giving new life to Telemarking
I have been skiing for a dozen years or so on a K2 work stinks telemark ski. It took some effort to initiate the hard pack. I noticed with the Bishop gonzo ski. It takes much less effort to initiate the turn and it took me off guard at first now I’m enjoying the ski quite a bit as I’ve skied about four times on it. I try to get to the ski area to be first in line to catch that brand new snow or brand new groomed snow. I’m getting used to the quicker turn.
