Rossignol Experience 100 TI Skis 2017

Rossignol Experience 100 TI Skis 2017

A 100 MM WAIST YOU SHOULDN'T BE AFRAID OF...

The Rossignol Experience 100 TI is designed for hard charging performance with a waist width that you shouldn't be afraid of. At 100 millimeters underfoot the incredibly versatile Experience 100 TI can crush through any snow condition with ease… powder, corn snow and loose granular don't stand a chance. With their beefy wood core/titanal construction, the Rossignol Experience 100 TI skis will really excel on resort style terrain. They offer the skier tons of power, response and torsional stiffness. Rossignol also builds the skis with their revolutionary Air Tip technology and Auto-Turn Rocker. The combination of these technologies make the Experience 100 extremely easy to turn on hard-pack snow, as well as comfortably float in soft-snow situations. This ski is one of the best 100 mm waisted skis for front side ripping!

Construction

Minicap sandwich - This sidewall construction provides the ski with stability and excellent edge grip on every type of snow condition. A fantastic balance of power and strength, makes this Rossi's most versatile ski construction.

Core

Poplar Titanal - A full wood core with titanal is a fantastic combination for all-mountain dominance. The wood provides durability and the titanal adds strength and increases the ski's overall torsional strength.

Shape

Auto Turn Rocker - Easier turn initiation on trail and off.  No matter what type of snow or terrain your on the skis will come around with little effort.

Additional Awesomeness

Air Tip - Keeps the tips of the skis on top of the snow while keeping chatter on hard snow to a minimum.

Binding

The Rossignol Experience 100 TI Skis do not come with a binding. We recommend you use a binding that will accommodate your skiing needs (backcountry, touring, all-mountain, freestyle etc.). Be sure the brake width and release settings will work for your particular activity. Questions about what's best for you, contact an expert at TheSkiMonster.com.