Yeah, great question! The Nocta are really playful, surfy and super maneuverable, so great for trees, pow, and easy shredding. The Countach 110 have a bigger range and WAY more horsepower but at the same time are surfy and fun. So, if I’m on steeper terrain, wanna go fast, want to drop cliffs and straight run landing…basically turn up the volume then it’s the Countach, lower angle pow shredding then Nocta. Hope this makes sense 🤙
@@kurtschmid gotcha, I ski the nocta in VT lol, people are always asking why I'm on a 120 there but it is an insanely good low angle tree ski. Looking to get countach for bringing one ski out west on trips.
@H0lyH0g nice move, I can definitely see the Nocta being great in the trees back east! The Forerunner in Killington is carrying Moment and has some Countach 110 for demo, check ‘em out! 🤙
nice vid! What length do you ski on these? And have you tried up or down a length for comparison? (I'm 5'10" 155lb so I'm thinking the 182cm for me.) Again nice turns in this video! Hey I just saw your first vid, 188cm for you!
Thanks man 🙏 glad you dig the vid. I would say you could go with the 188 if you are skiing more open zones with wider turn space, but if it’s tight and you need to get them around quicker then the 182, theses boards are definitely confidence inspiring and user friendly. Let me know what you end up choosing 🤙
Awesome videos. Some people just want to watch sick mammoth lines all day!
Haha! Thanks man🙏 I’m with you, Mammoth a giant playground for sending!! 🤙
When are you grabbing the nocta over the countach?
Yeah, great question! The Nocta are really playful, surfy and super maneuverable, so great for trees, pow, and easy shredding. The Countach 110 have a bigger range and WAY more horsepower but at the same time are surfy and fun. So, if I’m on steeper terrain, wanna go fast, want to drop cliffs and straight run landing…basically turn up the volume then it’s the Countach, lower angle pow shredding then Nocta. Hope this makes sense 🤙
@@kurtschmid gotcha, I ski the nocta in VT lol, people are always asking why I'm on a 120 there but it is an insanely good low angle tree ski. Looking to get countach for bringing one ski out west on trips.
@H0lyH0g nice move, I can definitely see the Nocta being great in the trees back east! The Forerunner in Killington is carrying Moment and has some Countach 110 for demo, check ‘em out! 🤙
nice vid! What length do you ski on these? And have you tried up or down a length for comparison? (I'm 5'10" 155lb so I'm thinking the 182cm for me.) Again nice turns in this video! Hey I just saw your first vid, 188cm for you!
Thanks man 🙏 glad you dig the vid. I would say you could go with the 188 if you are skiing more open zones with wider turn space, but if it’s tight and you need to get them around quicker then the 182, theses boards are definitely confidence inspiring and user friendly. Let me know what you end up choosing 🤙
@@kurtschmid I'll let you know!