The ever-popular Sheeva hits shelves this year in not just one, but two separate models—the 10 and 11. Testers hail the narrower, snappier Sheeva 10 as a “strong, stable ski with amazing edge control,” and “a joy in all conditions.” Titanal in the tip and tail is largely to thank for the outstanding stability and torsional strength. Crazy amounts of carbon and fiberglass reinforcement complement a core of poplar, beech, balsa and paulownia, providing a happy mix of dampening, spring and weight savings. A versatile 102 mm waist and a short turn radius ensure this thing will stand up to all sorts of snow and all sorts of terrain—accordingly, the ski earned exceptionally high marks across the board.