Used 2021 Rossignol Experience 88 Ti Skis (180cm) w/ Look SPX 12 Bindings

Experience a powerful and stable all-mountain ride with this used pair of 2021 Rossignol Experience 88 Ti skis, mounted with Look SPX 12 bindings. The Experience 88 Ti is a frontside-oriented ski designed for advanced skiers who want a powerful carving machine that can still handle variable conditions. The ski's construction features a Poplar Wood Core and a Titanal layer, providing a damp, stable, and powerful feel at high speeds. Rossignol's LCT (Line Control Technology) provides a central power rail to eliminate counter-flexing, resulting in a smooth, confident, and controlled ride. The All-Mountain Rocker profile, with a traditional camber underfoot and a subtle tip rocker, offers a great balance of edge grip and easy turn initiation. Condition: Top Sheet Condition: 8.5: This top sheet condition will have some noticeable scratching on some or most of the top sheet. These scratches and scuffs could be removed with a fresh tune without any need for repairs needed. There is no deep gouging or pitting on the top sheet currently. Base Condition: 7.5: This base condition will have noticeable scratching and scuffing on the base, but no deep gouges or pitting that require P-TEX repair. These skis have a fresh coat of wax on them and are ready to hit the slope. Key Features and Specs: Model Year: 2021 Brand: Rossignol Model: Experience 88 Ti Ski Length: 180 cm Ski Dimensions: 127/88/117 mm Turn Radius: 16 m Binding Model: Look SPX 12 Binding DIN Range: 3.5-12 Binding Compatibility: Alpine DIN & GripWalk (GW) ski boots Core: Poplar Wood Core Construction: LCT Technology, Titanal Layer, Rectangular Full Sidewall Profile: All-Mountain Rocker (Tip Rocker) Intended Use: All-Mountain, Frontside Skier Level: Advanced

The Rossignol Experience ski offers a balanced blend of stability and agility. LCT technology ensures smooth turns, while the progressive sidecut and HD Core TI provide a dampened ride. This versatile ski is perfect for skiers of all levels seeking a reliable and enjoyable experience on the slopes.

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Although Rossignol is mostly known for World Cup-inspired carving skis, they really did knock it out of the park with their take on the all-mountain concept. I wouldn’t be going out on a limb by saying that they didn’t quite produce a dedicated pair of freeriders, but that wasn’t really what they were going for. These skis are more than able to handle some off-piste and glade skiing while also keeping together on groomed runs as well as you’d expect a Rossignol product to perform (which is quite well, for the record).

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Adrian Ryan