Rallybird 104 Ti Skis Now On Sale

Let me be honest and straight to the point, this ski is not for everyone, and some days, I’m not even sure it’s the ski for me. But if you’re looking for a ski that is responsive, charges, and gives everything you put into it and more, this is the ski for you. If you’ve talked to any of us here at the shop, you know that there’s no perfect one-ski quiver. In every condition where a ski excels, there is also a condition where it compromises. For my all-mountain ski, I prioritize stability on groomers and crud-busting power, both of which these have. They are one of the few 100+ underfoot skis available to women with a flatter tail and metal reinforcement. The longer effective edge makes it incredibly fun to carve on and provides a lot of energy in bumps, popping you from edge to edge. It loves tight, quick turns, but it takes some effort to make them. When my form is perfect, so is this ski.

The weight of the ski and the stiff, flat tail does require a forward stance and a lot of weighting and unweighting of the tails, especially in moguls. It’s a ski that I have to think about when skiing, but that’s exactly what I was looking for. The Rallybird empowers me to be a better skier. And in soft chop and crud, I’ve never had more fun on a ski. I didn’t know you could carve 3 inches of snow, but wow, it’s a darn good time

I’m 5’7”, 130 lbs, an advanced skier, and generally like a longer ski, so I’ve been rocking the 171cm. If you want the stability with a little added maneuverability, this is a ski you could likely ski a little shorter.

2023-2024 Rossignol Rallybird Series Review

[Editor's Note: This Rallybird Review was originially published in May 2022, and has been updated. The skis remain the same graphics and construction for 2023-2024.] Rossignol Rallybird Review Roundup. What can we say, we love alliteration here at Powder7. The Rossignol Rallybird skis delivers tremendous versatility and cover everything you need in one shape and style. Ladies at the shop consistently call them out as some of their favorites, from all different styles and skill levels. If you're curious which one is the best one for you, and how they compare to other all-mountain ... Continue Reading