u/bsugs29

East Coast skier, I get about 30-40 days a season on Ikon pass around Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, etc. I do 2-3 weeks out west or international a season. My quiver currently includes:

Commander 92 - exclusively for firm/icy days where I know I'm just going to be carving groomers
WC 101 - I've had these for like 4/5 years now and they are pretty clapped, mostly just rock skis at this point I rarely grab them
DW 104 - my all time favorite ski in most conditions out here but the worst days, I use them the most and unfortunately broke one this year so I will be looking to replace them when they are restocked in my size
WC 108 tour - These are the skis I'm looking to replace, I don't tour enough to warrant a dedicated ski, want something that will be more fun/chargy in powder/chop.

So basically the primary quiver for next year and beyond will ideally be: Commander 92, DW 104, and either WC 108 or full cats. Trying to decide if the full cats would get enough use since we don't get a lot of proper powder days here, but I can also get them on pretty good sale right now in my size whereas I would have to pay full price for 108 cats when they are out again next year. Part of my worries the DW 104 + WC 108 combo is too similar, but I also worry the 118 is too much for primarily East Coast riding. But then again, is an extra cm of width really that much? I've never even owned skis that fat, please chime in my fellow Ice Coast fat drivers!

Memorial day sale?