Head Monster iM85 (Page 2)

186 cm. Mostly skiing. Gun in piste for its size. Carvar good and is relatively witty. That it's good offpiste is hardly surprising. However, it appeared that there was a tendency for flooding in pads, probably because of the short radius. Can imagine that the 193s are even more beautiful. Short o good a very good o versatile ski. Weighs just over 70 boilers.

Model year: 2002

Layered, forgiving ski that is very easy to get on the carven. Works well in sleep, hard, and in quite high traffic, good grip. unfortunately did not get tested 186 in pillows, can't wait.

Model year: 2002

Stunningly good at both manchester and ice cream. However, the skis require a bit of running because they are friendly but firmly protesting against any type of cord. When placed on the verge of neutral load, they wake up and rejoice their rider with an unprecedented willingness and compassion.

When the skis are mastered in the piste, just skipping the snowman into the terrain. If the rider does not worry about the surface, Monster 85 does not do that either ... (Do not try to twist the skis, they'll be RUN!)

Head Monster i.M.85 is a surprisingly versatile ski that runs clockwise across the mountain on all surfaces. The dimensions 122-85-110 (186 cm) give it a greasy look, but at the same time it offers a relatively short turning radius of 21.5 m which can be pressed shorter with powerful edging.

The skis are highly recommended to anyone driving steeply!

Regards / MM

Model year: 1998

Beautiful skiing. Probably the best I've been driving this year. Worked incredibly well both inside and outside the piste. Love it ..

Model year: 2001

Everything is already said about this ski.
Can only agree that Head managed to get a clockwise ski! Just have a good say about the Tyrolia Madflex9 tie recommended for this ski. On the verge of heavy combination, but it only appears when you're wearing the gadgets.
Turns well on the piste and is divine outside. Simply an improved G4.

// Herman

Model year: 2002

A wonderful ski to use as telemark skiing.
Fun and playful with a wonderful feeling.
If the gun works in the piste with some force and outside the piste it is a sunny 5th.
Perfect if you only want a teliz ski in winter and have gone a lot, not the optimal beginners side though.
Nice additionally.

Model year: 2002

I have tested Monster in M85 1.86cm a week in Sölden this fall and think it works very well off-piste. I had a day with 50 cm snow snow and it was no problem either to go steep and first or no. 1000 at the right speed. Stable and light-flowing. In the piste they were allowed to try both on track and free of everything from rocky manchester to 20 cm slusch / puckles. They carved well and it was no problem to keep clean cut when it got a bit softer on the slope. Right light skate for its size. However, they do not like ice or big speed on hard surfaces. Then it will be a bit dull. Should you only have a ski to go on in winter this must be the ski that best covers the Swedish mountains. They probably will probably also have a week in La Grave ...

Model year: 2002

I have only tested the ski in 186cm. It suited my ride style hugely well. A nice, lightweight ski that I think works almost as well in the piste as off piste. In the piste it requires its fair part of the one who goes, but off pist it's just to let go and give off. Wonderful skiing with lots of ride pleasure.

Model year: 2002

Tried a couple of 186s (myself I'm not really that long) and they went as crazy as long as they would not turn in the piste, outside it was easier to maneuver. Would not mind going back on them again.

Model year: 2002