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2025-2026 Rossignol Skis Preview
Rossignol Skis 2026: The First Look A couple of seasons ago, Rossignol blew our freeride ski socks off with the drop of a brand new ski: the Sender Free 110. Skiers across the spectrum of playful and charge-y rejoiced—the ski managed to balance predictability and support for hard-charging with a shape that pivoted, slashed, and smeared to your heart's content. This year, Rossignol brings some of the magic to a brand new ski in the line, along with a few other special models. Check out what they have cooking in our Rossignol skis 2026 preview. What's New The big news on the ... Continue Reading
Our Take On The 2022 Rossignol Black Ops Sender:
You hear people telling their buddies to "send it!" and while you understand that the phrase expresses some primal form of be-rad sentiment, you don't know what "send it" means. Let us enlighten you. "Send it" comes from climbing, a shortened version of "ascend it," where it is used to encourage a climber before he or she spiders up a wall. No, it doesn't directly make sense when applied to skiing. But if you think of "sending it" as a cross between going for it and crushing it, you'll be in the club. The Sender, a brand-new spinoff from the famed Soul 7, is a ski that inspires you to send it. All it takes is one look at the rugged camo-ish topsheets and redesigned shape to know there are some pointed differences between the Sender and the Soul 7 it replaces. For one, the Sender features some metal underfoot that adds stability and power. Pair that with less rocker, less taper, and a flatter tail, and you get a strong ski that grips hard snow and busts through mixed conditions. It's a smooth, reliable ride. Like the Soul 7, though, the Sender eats up soft snow with enough rocker for surfing powder and making tight turns in tight places. It wants to be skied hard, but it is less demanding than the more-aggressive Sender Ti, thanks to a narrower metal beam underfoot plus a lighter wood (paulownia) in the core. It's also offered in more sizes. These skis can be a quiver-of-one for western freeride skiers or anyone looking for an all-mountain ski with a bent for powder. No more confusion. Now you can send it. Similar skis: Blizzard Rustler 10, Salomon Stance 102, Dynastar M-Pro 105.
2022 Rossignol Black Ops Sender Specs:
Dimensions: 137/103/127 Radius: 16m@172cm Rocker: Freeride Rocker Ability Level: 
Construction: Full Sidewall Weight: 3840 grams (per pair for size 178cm) Learn more about ski weights Skis In The Rossignol Black Series:
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