I am coming back from Swiss over the holidays where I had a chance to try the Works 02 for 6 sets. I have been riding an original D3 NRG (with whisper fin) for the past 5 seasons. I showed up to swiss coming off a neck injury (still not 100%), wearing an extra 7 pounds of winter weight and having not skied since the beginning of September. I jumped right on to the works 02 (Beny set up the ski for me, I had brought my bindings). I generally run 35 at 34mph once I get into my season and get mid 38 on a good day. I usually take about a month and a half to hit my stride coming off five-six months of winter. My opening pass is 22 off. I ran 22 and 28 every try which I thought was pretty cool. Waited until my 3rd set to give 32 a go and ended up to 4 ball at 35 on my 4th set. I could feel that I was not at 100% physically (not to mention very sore!) but was pleasantly surprised that I was giving 35 a run for its money with all things considered. My notes on the works are that the ski is very stable and hard to fall off, just like they advertise. I'm used to blowing the tail on my offside and this ski didn't do that. On several occasions felt that I was sure to do so but didn't. Speed wise, all good. I felt that this ski was ultimately as stable as my D3 with more speed and more aggressive turns. The ski was a lot of fun to ride and I can see myself getting better on it so I brought it home. Didn't try the 01. I have tried several skis over the years and know that I prefer stable skis that ride deeper in the water. From watching the video posted above I knew I wanted something in my comfort zone, wasn't looking to change my style. I don't have perfect technique so I will take all the help I can get from the ski. I hope this helps anyone that is considering these skis. Worth mentioning that Beny and Clint at Swiss were amazing in helping me get set up on it.