Rossignol Sender 94 Ti Skis 2024

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REVIEWED BY: Joe Riccio

The new Rossignol Sender 94 Ti was introduced last year and is a major improvement over the previous skis from the Sender series. This ski feels comfortable on groomers and firm terrain but is wide enough, and easy enough to pivot if you decided to take it through the trees or tight terrain. On firm snow, turn initiation is smooth and predictable, and is great for progressing skiers. The ski grips well at lower to medium speeds, but at higher speeds, it's not quite as good as some other skis in this category like the Nordica Enforcer 94 or the Atomic Maverick 95. Don't get me wrong, the Sender can still rip groomers, but if you're most worried about hard snow performance and don't care about having that extra maneuverability you might want to look into those other options. The trade-off is that the Sender 94 is more widely accessible and easier to turn in tight terrain. The Sender has a more energetic feel when compared to other groomer-focused all-mountain skis, so in the woods it's nimble, and on trail, it's quick in and out of a turn. If you're looking for a versatile all-mountain ski with a more energetic feel this is one to have on your list. 

Who's this ski for? Skiers looking for an all-mountain ski that's width is right in the sweet spot for a good balance of soft and hard snow performance. Skiers who want a ski that falls on the more accessible/easy-to-use end of its category. 

Who isn't this ski for? Skiers looking for the stiffest, most badass ski. Skiers who prioritize hard snow performance and stability. 

Tested by

Andrew Plourde

Eric Gerrmann

Garrett Finn

George Michaelsen

Joe Riccio

Tyler Fuller