ski trab freeride powercap ou legend 4800

Hi skitour & co,

I'm looking for some advice on buying a pair of 'polyvanlent' skis.

I've my eyes set on a pair of Trab Freeride Powercap, but I've no knowledge of this ski. Is any good?

I've been ski-mountaineering for about 7 yrs & love steeps (45-50 dgr). But i'm a novice when it comes to equipment. I've been skiing on the old salomon x-mountain w. Diamir titanal fixes - quite heavy, but I have been content.

My problem is I would like a lighter ski without loosing too much of the force a regular freeride ski gives (I can afford only one pair, hence the need for a polyvalent ski)

Hope you can decipher my english,

Regards, Ruk.
(I can read french, but not write it. So answers in french are welcome 😄 )

Ben alors les gars, skitour est world-famous jusque dans les rocheuses, faut lui répondre au gars !

For my personnal taste, the 4800 has a much too short radius for skitouring especially in steep terrain. It carves very well on piste (I tried it once).

The skitour Freeride Powercap... Many of us (n'est-ce pas David Z ?) would like to know the behavior of this ski with perfect dimensions. However, I sounds like nobody has ever heard of anybody skiing with it...
A friend of mine has a pair of Trab Freerando (a softer version of the powercap), and she's completely satisfied with it.

I'm curretnly hesitating between Freerando and Freeride Powercap (about 300 g difference for the pair), and a similar (slightly narrower) third party : Dynastar Altitrail Vertical...

I've found out, that the guide Fred Bernard in CHX ski on these skis. - An he seems to be doing quite a bit of steep skiing.

But as he also works for the company (ie. Trab), his evaluation is probably somewhat biased.

Check out www.compagniedesneiges.com

Bonjour

je me pose actuelement la meme question :
Legend 4800 ou trab Freeride Powercap?

les trab sont ils assez solides?
et tout aussi performant que les 4800 qui sont un peu plus lourds?

Merci pour vos réponses.