Tamer, by a touch, the 10 has a slightly less radical shape and is just as easy to turn but without being too "whippy". I almost found it better suited and definitely more forgiving in tougher mixed snow conditions, plus they cruise a little more comfortably letting you relax a little more than on the all absorbing 11 model. If you like how the shape works but want something more piste specific try the Dynastar Omecarve, for more traditional stability in off-piste frolics go for a Head Monster or Scream Hot.

Titanium Pulsers make the M:10 the ultimate carver. Thanks to METRON?s unique geometry, you'll get your money's worth in powder too. The M:10 is the ski for corduroy rippers who sometimes dream of off-piste excursions. Until now, you had to abstain because your skis lacked versatility. Kiss those days goodbye!