USED 2020 Rossignol Experience 76 Skis w/ Look Xpress 10 Bindings - 138cm (Option 242435)

The 2020 Rossignol Experience 76 is a fantastic progression tool for skiers looking to build confidence and move beyond the basics. Designed with a focus on ease of use, these skis feature Rossignol's All-Trail Rocker, which provides a balanced blend of hard-snow precision and soft-snow playfulness. The lightweight poplar wood core ensures the ski is easy to maneuver and won't leave your legs feeling heavy by lunch, while the Cap construction provides a forgiving flex that rewards developing technique. Whether you are perfecting your carves on the morning corduroy or navigating through afternoon slush, the Experience 76 delivers a stable and predictable ride every time. +1 Condition Report Top Sheet Condition: 8.0 This top sheet condition may have moderate scratching to the surface of the tip and tails from standard usage. These top sheets may have one to five small chips along the edges that do not compromise the structural integrity of the ski. Base Condition: 8.5 Scratches will be minimal in size and few in quantity. Any scratches that have occurred are from standard skiing without hitting any obstacles or from ski storage. There may be some very minor surface scuffing. These skis have a fresh coat of wax on them and are ready to hit the slopes. Product Specifications Brand: Rossignol Model: Experience 76 Year: 2020 Size: 138 cm Dimensions: 123 / 76 / 109 mm Turn Radius: 10 m Core: Poplar Wood Core Construction: Cap Construction (Rossitop) Rocker Profile: All Trail Rocker Binding: Look Xpress 10 GW (GripWalk Compatible) DIN Range: 2.5 - 10.0

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