The Scott Luna’s easy swingweight, along with the stability provided by two sheets of Titanal, make it a reliable, steady turning ski that is good on groomed runs and also accurate and powerful in the crud. Lighter skiers found they could load up and charge on this ski, without feeling as if they had exceeded the speed limit. Tip rocker also increases its ability to float.

The two biggest drawbacks to the ski are its length and width. Bigger, more aggressive skiers felt as if it was easy to overturn, or lacked confidence in deeper snow at higher speed limits. Definitely recommended more for East Coast skiers in New Hampshire and Vermont.