The Genesis 90 is a maneuverable and forgiving ski that does well in all conditions, with a preference for hard pack over powder. It’s light enough for touring, while still fast and stable enough on hard snow. It’s also got a slight rocker in the front and back for easy turn initiation, helping you take full advantage of the fresh snow. If you plan on touring to ride powder and mixed conditions, this is a superb ski. At 90-millimeters under the boot, we are getting into the “Goldilocks” of ski width for all mountain versatility, Built with Liberty’s new VMT 1.0 core, the skis get the added boost of a vertical metal strut that runs the length of the ski. They also use three different woods in the core of the Genesis 90, with bamboo and paulownia occupying the most space, while poplar stringer boost performance and sandwich around that metal strut for even more dampness and power. This combination makes for a smooth, stable, and quiet ride that skiers from a wide range of abilities and backgrounds can really enjoy. There’s a big range of skiers here, as the intermediate will like the light weight and the maneuverability, while the more advanced and expert skiers will gravitate to the quickness and playfulness of the ski. For women who are looking for a smooth and stable ride, the Liberty Genesis 90 is a fantastic choice.