Endurance 88

I have been skiing on wider skies the last several years. Decided to pick up a pair of narrower all mountain skies for groomer and light powder days as an alternative. These skies do the trick! Also easier on my aging knees. These skies absorb a lot of vibration and are very easy to ski. Highly recommend these skies for your quiver.

Skied one day so far. Firm and fast snow, they ski great.

These skis rock! They carve down groomers, chug through crud, eat up chowder and float in powder. Truly a versatile ski. At high speed on corduroy, they turn quickly and pop at the end. In less than groomed conditions, they plow right through with no sense that they will submarine. Whatever surface I am on, they feel trustworthy; I know they will do whatever I ask of them. These are likely the best skis I have been on in my 50+ years of skiing. Well done, Renoun!

I purchased these skis on 9/4/24 after getting help from Mike in customer service at Renoun; he even extended the preseason sale for me after answering my questions and offering the assurances I was hoping existed. I was sure that the only way to buy skis was to ski them first and then decide, so this purchase decision was outside my comfort zone, but I took the chance because of the early season sale savings. Hence, the gamble paid off. I could not ski them until I could get the bindings attached and that required more calls and advice from customer service which they were good about providing and were patient with me. That was done in December in Canada but with little time for skiing. So I have skied them now out west in the Salt Lake City area for 8 days so far and I keep being more impressed with them. I wanted a good carver that would have a lot of range, and because of light snowfall so far, I have had limited situations to try them in but each one I have tried has been no problem for the skis to perform well. The long, wide shovels seem to provide the flotation of a fat ski while the rest of the profile allows a great curved sidecut for the tight carving performance that was primary. The skis provide exactly the kind of wide range I was hoping to get. There seems to be plenty of flex for tight carving turns on the edges, but the skis are stiff while flying down slopes at high speed. So, either the advertised technology actually works, or there is a BIG…

Bought a pair of these after reading reviews and speaking with someone in customer service. I have been skiing for more years than I care to admit and have skied on a lot of different skis from different manufacturers. I am old school and I carve turns, ya know put m on there edge and drive: I typically ski on something between 82mm and 85 mm under foot all over the hill. I once was convinced to purchase a pair of Legend 88's and I could barely ski them, had a tough time getting them on edge and keeping them there. After a long conversation and some assurance that this pair of skis was completely different I pulled the trigger. For reference I was on a pair of Rossi Experience 84's and I like them a lot! The Endurance 88 is the most fun/playful ski I have ever been on! It makes any turn you want at any speed. Do you like ripping big gs turns, I do and I still can't get the smile off my face. Short and medium turns, no problem. I skied these for 5 days in Vail last month --- all over the hill, front side, back side, groomers, bowls it just didn't matter. Point and shoot, this ski does it all. Heading back to Colorado in March --- Can't wait. This ski is so smooth and predictable with tons of rebound and it is quick edge to edge. I'm thrilled!

absolutely love them very light and nimble turn on a dime great Skis

I just wish they came with the binding mounting plates that was the only drawback

So good, they might actually convert me back from snowboarding😎👍

So far so good. Hard them in Pennsylvania and Vermont. They were really good at Killington last weekend. Carved nice in the hard pack and nice in the woods. Will see how they do at MtSnow this weekend. I’m on the way!