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The tips and tails are often softer to help with absorbing landings, but also give good rebound or pop.īackcountry skis are designed with some degree of uphill in mind, and lighter weight being the top factor. The skis are designed with turned up tails (twin tips) that allow the skier to land backwards (switch/fakie). Freestyle skis are designed to perform tricks in the air or off features. These skis are developed for skiers looking for a playful feel.

A longer radius helps eliminate a catchy or grabby feel when in variable snow. Freeride skis tend to float better in powder and are easier to pivot (skid turn) thanks to longer and deeper rocker lines. The wider body helps with stability on ungroomed snow. The wider geometry under foot, helps in unprepared snow.įreeride skis usually start around 90mm in the waist. All-mountain skis are better suited to someone that likes the feel of carving but heads off trail on occasions. Everyone should own a carve ski, it’s a good skill to have, from beginners to experts.Īll Mountain skis share a lot of characteristics to a carve ski but usually with a slight wider waist width. Carving skis are constructed to hold and edge on firm and icy snow. They are typically narrower, around 70-80mm underfoot and have a nimble and quick edge-to-edge feel. Carving skis are built to arch turns on prepared trails. We have defined each ski category below to help you understand what ski you should be looking for.Īlso referred to as piste skis, groomer skis or frontside skis. The snow type or terrain you spend most of your time skiing on determines which ski would suit you the best.

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The ski’s weight is focused in the centre to maximize control and powerĭAMP TECH reduces ski vibration for increased snow contact and smooth, confident control in variable snow conditions The tip is filled in the air for maximum lightness and built to retain maximum torsional rigidity. This ski suits both a downhill and a touring bindings.Ī titanal beam running through the centre of the ski improves top end stability and edge hold for confidence in all conditions Rossi’s damp tech inserts help to reduce unwanted chatter, increasing snow contact for smooth consistent control in the more challenging conditions. When the powder days do arrive the paulownia woodcore combined with Air Tip tech keeps the weight down, giving plenty of float and manoeuvrability. Putting 94mm beneath your feet, it still rails along the groomers extremely well thanks to the titanal beam running the length of the ski.

The new Rossignol Sender 94 Ti takes over from where the Blackops Escaper left off, it combines performance and playfulness to give a truly masterful all-mountain weapon.