| | |  | Skis: Freestyle | Home » » Rossignol S7 Skis | | | | | | Colors: | | | | | Description: | | The S series includes several world-renowned freeride skis aimed at big mountain riders, side country aficionados and everyone who loves exploring off-trail. The award-winning, game-changing models S7 and S3, provide amazing flotation and tracking, easy-steering and speed control, and respectable skiing on groomers. The S Series has significant consumer demand and sky- rocketing sell-through. These skis appeal to everyone from hard-core to aspiring powder enthusiast and should be an essential consideration for every specialty retail assortment.
Key Features of the Rossignol S7 Skis:
- Powder Turn Rocker: 50% low camber underfoot while the remaining 50% of tip and tail features high rocker. Camber underfoot delivers power, energy and edge grip for groomed snow. High rocker tip produces more floatation and effortless powder skiing. High rocker tail is pin-shaped for easy steering and instant speed control centered sidecut
- Centered Sidecut: Sidecut features a unique tapering tip and tail with short sidecut directly under foot. Deep radius gives edge grip and power underfoot while short length of sidecut allows easy steering and playfulness
- Spoon Tip: Spoon shaped tip for maximum floatation. Tip profile is tapered for effortless tracking in deep snow
- WRSweight reduction system: Patented fiberglass design concentrated under foot with less density in tip and tail. Maximizes ski's durability and minimizes overall weight by 400 grams
- Sandwich Laminate Construction: Wood cores, vertical sidewalls, fiberglass, metal, and high-tech laminates. Traditional sidewalls create direct edging pressure while core and laminates provide flex, power, and stability
- Structure: Sandwich
- Core: Wood
- Laminates: Wrs/Carbon
- Sidecut: ? 145/115/123
- Radius: ? 17.5M @ 188
- Size: ? 168, 178, 188
- Recommended Binding: ? Axial² 120 Xxl
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• Powder Turn Rocker: 50% low camber underfoot while the remaining 50% of tip and tail features high rocker. Camber underfoot delivers power, energy and edge grip for groomed snow. High rocker tip produces more floatation and effortless powder skiing. High rocker tail is pin-shaped for easy steering and instant speed control centered sidecut
• Centered Sidecut: Sidecut features a unique tapering tip and tail with short sidecut directly under foot. Deep radius gives edge grip and power underfoot while short length of sidecut allows easy steering and playfulness
• Spoon Tip: Spoon shaped tip for maximum floatation. Tip profile is tapered for effortless tracking in deep snow
• WRSweight reduction system: Patented fiberglass design concentrated under foot with less density in tip and tail. Maximizes ski's durability and minimizes overall weight by 400 grams
• Sandwich Laminate Construction: Wood cores, vertical sidewalls, fiberglass, metal, and high-tech laminates. Traditional sidewalls create direct edging pressure while core and laminates provide flex, power, and stability
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 16.0 pounds | | Package Weight:
| 10.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 1 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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Great in powder, good all-aroundFeb 13, 2012
By Sean Paul
I have the 188 version of this ski mounted with Dynafit bindings, and have used it in powder, crud and hardpack. In powder, it keeps you on top of the snowpack and makes it incredibly easy to turn and keep in control. The tip is relatively soft compared to other skis and that, along with the rocker, adds to the feeling of control. I've used this primarily as a touring ski while it's a little heavier than some dedicated randonee skis, it's worth the extra weight when you turn it downhill.
The surprising thing about it is the control in crud and hardpack. It's wide underfoot, but the taper and normal under-foot camber makes it easier to control than you might think. I've never had a problem keeping an edge (even on ice) and it stays pretty stable at high speeds. It's not the sweet spot, but good to know it will work in variable conditions.
My only other comment is that the rockered tip and tail cause it to ski shorter than it looks. If you're unsure on size, I would go a size up.
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