Rossignol Soul 7 HD Skis 2020

Rossignol Soul 7 HD Skis 2020

NO NEW YORK FLOP A.K.A TIP FLAP

r: 17 meters @ 172 centimeters // weight: 1900 grams @ 172 centimeters // Rocker-Camber-Rocker

136 - 106 - 126

Test Locations: Stowe VT, Snowbird UT, Stratton VT

The Soul 7 HD isn't a ski for people that want an awesome carving ski, it's for people that already have a frontside ski and want a ski that will float really, really well in soft snow – or maybe you only ski powder, nice.  In comparison to previous generation Soul 7’s, we are now on the 3^rd generation, there is significantly less tip flap and chatter at higher speeds on snow that’s variable.  Previous to the 2018 model the Soul 7’s felt nervous on snow that wasn’t perfect, something that you encounter quite a bit no matter where you are, yes even you Deer Valley.  While the ski has a damper feel, it’s still just as easy to swing around in soft snow or in more technical situations. 

FAQ:

How will the Soul 7 HD hold up as an everyday East Coast Ski?

Unless every day is a soft snow day, or you’re skiing stashes that only you know about, there are better options for an everyday ski.  That’s not to say that it can’t ski on harder snow, but it will not do as well as other skis with less taper, rocker and metal laminates.  The Soul 7 HD is an awesome soft snow ski, use it there and you’ll be stoked.

Paulownia Core

Carbon

Designed by: Rossignol // Built by: Rossignol, Spain

TLDR: Really surfy feeling ski, worth the buy if you're using it for soft snow applications. Buy it for hard snow and be dissappointed.

Recommended Binding: The Rossignol Soul 7 HD's do NOT include a binding. We reccomend a Marker Griffon ID (110 mm) or Tyrolia Attack 13 GW (110mm).