Brockway 80 - Matte Black

Skis worked excellent

Ski partoller in Minneapolis area, so mostly ice and hard snow with a light powder day mixed in. So far this season I've been impressed with these skis. They are featherweight compared to my previous skis, yet they are stable at high speed. These skis just want to go super fast! They are quite stiff as well, so these are not for beginners. It took me a little time to get used to them, but now that I'm comfortable using them, I've found them to be very versatile and have a high end feel to them. For how stable they feel, it's just insane they are so light. Just be prepared to really push them hard if you want edge grip on short turns.
We also got about 6" of fresh snow the other night and these did great. You won't need fat powder skis unless you get a bit more. These floated and turned quite well.
Thanks to the Shaggy's team for making such a great ski!

I should've had these for my slalom racing days haha. These skis will CARVE! It's such a joy to bounce back and forth on the hill. Thank YOU!

I've been riding Ahmeek 105s for a couple years and absolutely love them out west or on softer midwest snow, but the hard stuff doesn't like them so I grabbed a pair of Brockway 80s. Great skis that love to run fast. I'm a big guy and got the 186 length and can crank arcs with no chatter. Love these babies.

Demoed for the day on Boyne Mountain the 2021 Brockway 80 (174cm) side-by-side against the Ameek 105 (180cm). Both amazing skis with different use cases. The Brockway 80 are ideal for the crusty, hardpack, icy, groomed conditions that are common in the Midwest and East Coast. These skis LOVE to turn and are incredibly responsive. They grip on any snow conditions; whether the icy moguls of Idiot's Delight, bulletproof frozen manmade crust on Superbowl, or frozen corduroy of groomed runs like Hemlock, McClouth, or FIS. They make skiing hardpack and icy conditions FUN, with complete control and lightning quick response whether skiing tight slalom or riding the rails with leaned over GS carves. No slipping and sliding across the crust to catch an edge, the Brockways catch, grab and hold an edge, and then instantly release and transition to the other edge. While they lack the width to float on powder, if frontside marked trails are where you primarily ski, and you are looking for a ski that is ultra-responsive and suited to the crusty, hardpack, and often icy conditions of the Midwest or East Coast, the Brockway 80s should be on your shortlist.