Trying more challanging sky again?

I waxed two pairs of skis. One pair is I'm using mainly now, except for race training.
This is really light and flex, and I feel as if I could ski the whole day. It makes me much less tired. Some says this model is too weak, but I think it's strong enough for the speed range I comfortable sky.

I haven't used the other pair for 2 years. This is softer version of slalom ski about 10 years ago, but it's too stiff and heavy for me. Five years ago I made it in a skiing test, so it may be suitable for me in terms of technical progress, but it make me really tired when I ski with this pair. This pair may be strong enough to be stable at a high speed, but I prefer longer, more time than faster. This is why I haven't used this pair in recent years.
So why have I felt like using this again recently? This winter I enjoyed skiing so much that I have become wanted to seek technique much more, which has made me feel like trying more "challenging" ski.

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