I skied about 40 days on the Bent 110 last season, I skied it all over the PNW, Jackson, and Revelstoke. I would describe the Bent 110 as very playful and surfy. The ski has no metal and is very light and soft. This is both a good thing and a bad thing.

I found that the ski performs best in dry, light powder, as it floats well and is surfy with enough snow. I also found the ski very fun in tight terrain (moguls, trees), as it has a very centered stance, a twin tip, and a low swing weight. I also enjoyed skiing in slush, as it was easy to smear and dig an edge.

Now, for the bad, I found this ski got thrown around quite a bit when the snow packed out or if it was crusty/icy. This is very logical, as the ski is so light and soft. As the snow packed out through the day, it became more difficult to keep the skis in check, I also often found myself in an uncomfortable stance, as one can't really lean into the shovels of the ski to look for security at such a centered mount.

I would say this is a ski for someone who is fortunate enough to ski light powder often but doesn't need a 120 waist ski (Bent 120) or someone who wants a soft and playful ski for the days when the snow is softer.