Fjellski for 50% alpine resort skiing

[Giorgio Pioda]

Hi,

after the shock of using my skating equipment on 20 cm heavy wet unprepared snow (closed resort skiing) I realize thet is slowly time to purchase a new setup. In basement I have only skating skis, a pair of Fischer Powerlight for crust skiing and 20 year old alpine gear. I'm looking for a ski / boot that:

-will be good on prepared alpine terrain (at low speed, making old fashioned short and quick turns, I never carved) to follow the kids. I'm used to do ski parallel (but I'd also like to improve telemark style)

-will be good on unprepared terrain, moderate toptours with up to 500 meters climbs and up to 3-5 km flat approach

-a little vintage flavour is desired, although the gear must be efficient. (for example this boot

looks really good ( http://www.aventurenordique.com/crispi-svartisen-75-mm.html )

-have possibly some grip and glide, but with my weight > 0.1 ton this get difficult. Is it better to go with waxless or with short traps (snow frequently around zero, heavy wet or frozen)?

I'm oriented towards Nansen, Ingstad, Vetle/Storetind, but also the very new E109 Xtralight seems good.

Clues are wellcome. Feel free to answer in Norvegian. Google translate is amazing (and I'm slowly beginning to understand it directly )

Thanks

Giorgio

[Lompa]

Jeg liker mine Ingstad til fjellskiturer/toppturer hvor hovedsaken er å gå, men de er ikke gode å svinge med. Skiene har smørespenn, noe som gjør at de er stive på midten. Den innsvingen Ingstad har (76-56-66), kombinert med stivhet på midten, gjør at tuppen tar for sterkt tak, særlig i innledningen av svingen. Jeg har slipt ned stålkantene i tuppene for å redusere dette noe. Åsnes Ingstad hadde vært en mye bedre ski å svinge dersom den hadde vært bredere på midten.

Jeg ville heller ha forsøkt Vetletind eller Storetind, alternativt E129.