If you're looking for a versatile ski that rips deep pow and big lines, look no further than the 4FRNT Renegade. I was blown away at the performance of this ski. It's most at home in the deep stuff but can handle groomers and crud better than any fully rockered ski I've ever been on. The reflect tech where the rocker radius matches the side cut radius, allow the ski to transition super well from slarving to carving. Lay it on edge and it lays trenches like a GS ski. The maple/poplar core give it a nice stiff flex for excellent stability. Plus they make it in the good ole US of A, down the road from bc.com out of the White Room, 4FRNT's in-house production and R&D facility. Hoji was on to something with this one.

Rocking the 180s and absolutely love it. The near true center midsole allows the ski to rip switch just as well as forward. Super fast, light and responsive. This is definitely a stiffer park ski with tons of pop. No wet noodles here.

I'm rocking the 180 length and absolutely love it. With its near true-center midsole, it rides switch just as well as forward. Definitely a stiffer park ski with tons of pop for blasting the pipe. It's super fast, light and responsive. No wet noodle here.

These were my first ever 4frnt's and won't be the last. I've had the 06/07s for the last couple years and they've held up amazingly. Standout characteristics are the skis lightness, non-existent swing weight and responsiveness. Super fun on groomers and bumps as well. Great all-around ski for someone who doesn't get a ton of pow days a season.

I rocked the 182s for a majority of the season last year and they do it all. They are super stable and light. If you spend most of your time in the pow, hit up the park occasionally and can only afford one ski, here it is.

Love this skis stability. Definitely not a ski for someone who sticks to the green circles. If you get after it, and need something that can do it all, you'll love the MSP.

The 186 is my tool of choice. Unlike most rockered skis, the EHP has zero camber, so it excels in all conditions, not just powder. In the crud, the slight rocker keeps the tips from flopping around and the early rise along with the pintail makes it one of the best pow skis out there.