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There is no reason to go waxless with a deep snow ski. Waxing is easy in cold snow
I might consider adding an Anses waxable ski next year, but not now.
Just don't want the waxing learning curve, now.
Cost/availability also currently factor.
They are cheap. They are heavier than an E-88, but some well regarded reviewers have said they are quite similar. I know they handle deep powder and crud. I might use mine more had I purchased a 210 cm. I just have a few more performance skis these days.