Skis

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Alpine Touring / Backcountry

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Type

90-94 cm

100-104 cm

110-114 cm

120-124 cm

125-129 cm

130-134 cm

140-144 cm

145-149 cm

150-154 cm

155-159 cm

160-164 cm

165-169 cm

170-174 cm

175-179 cm

180-184 cm

185-189 cm

190-194 cm

195-199 cm

Ski Length (cm)

Used

Condition

Rossignol

Blizzard 

Elan

Volkl

Faction

Other

Armada

Atomic

Nordica

Fischer

Black Crows

HEAD

Black Diamond

Liberty

Roxy

Salomon

Line

Dynafit

Dynastar

Icelantic

Kastle

Brand

Max DIN

< 11

11-15

16-20

21-25

Radius

With Bindings

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Ability

Tip & Tail Rocker

Tip Rocker

Full Camber / Standard Alpine

Twin Tip

Camber

2025

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2018

2016

Release Year

Unisex

Men's

Kid's

Women's

Gender

60-79 mm

80-89 mm

90-99 mm

100-109 mm

110-120 mm

Waist Width

Flat

Partial Twin

Tail

RTM Jr

Experience

### About the Rossignol Experience

The Rossignol Experience is a ski built for fluid stability in all conditions and balanced dampening.

As a value, any level level ski, the Rossignol Experience features numerous performance enhancing technologies for instant turning.

With Line Control Technology (LCT) for fluid stability in all conditions, a progressive sidecut for instant turning, and a HD Core TI for balanced dampening, the Rossignol Experience is a value ski with without compromising performance.

Model|Price|Built For
:-:|:-:|:-:
Rossignol Experience|$$$|Fluid stability in all conditions and balanced dampening 

### Rossignol Experience - Key Features

- Progressive sidecut for instant turning.
- Line Control Technology (LCT) for fluid stability in all conditions.
- HD Core TI for balanced dampening.

Bonafide

### About the Blizzard Bonafide

The Blizzard Bonafide is a ski built for improved handling and improved durability.

As a top-tier, advanced-expert level ski, the Blizzard Bonafide features numerous performance enhancing technologies for easier handling.

With a sandwich compound sidewall for improved handling, a rocker camber rocker profile for easier handling, and thicker DuraTec TPU foils for improved durability, the Blizzard Bonafide is a top-tier ski with top-of-the-line performance.

Model|Price|Built For
:-:|:-:|:-:
Blizzard Bonafide|$$$$|Improved handling and improved durability 

### Blizzard Bonafide - Key Features

- Rocker Camber Rocker profile for easier handling.
- Sandwich Compound Sidewall for improved handling.
- Thicker DuraTec TPU foils for improved durability.

Kore 99

Lil Magic

Pursuit

### Product Description 

Rossignol Pursuit skis are a series comprised of four models designed specifically for novice skiers who prefer carving on groomed trails. Pursuit skis are ideal for turning at a decent rate of speed on flat, hard, and smooth trails, and are not recommended for tackling moguls or other types of variable terrain. The low-profile tip rockers can make turn initiation with these skis a little more difficult and at slower speeds the skis can feel a little sluggish. Rossignol Pursuit features a Poplar Wood Core for optimal balance and weight distribution adding a blend of power and agility. Rossignol’s Prop Tech helps improve edge contact and enhanced control to improve turn initiation for a more enjoyable ride.


### Expert Notes

Staying true to its namesake, the Rossignol Pursuit shines at high speeds and performs best when pushed hard. The low-profile tip rocker challenges you to initiate each turn, but once engaged the Pursuit is stable and propels you out of each turn with exceptional power. We should note that the Pursuit is not the best ski at slower speeds; you may find that you feel sluggish when you’re skiing too slowly. The narrow waist width delivers quick edge-to-edge control. Built with adaptive torsion flex, the Pursuit can absorb variable terrain for added responsiveness and control. This is the perfect ski for those early morning risers who love to take advantage of the fresh corduroy over last night’s dusting.

Agent

Sir Francis Bacon

### Product Description

Line Sir Francis Bacon skis are a wider all-mountain freestyle ski. One of Line’s most popular skis, the Sir Francis Bacon is an excellent fit for skiers who are looking to progress their skills in the park, and in the backcountry. 3D Convex Tip and Tail Technology adds convex contouring to improve the feel of the ski and improve overall control and float. The Sidewall Construction with ultra high-density Polyethylene vertical walls over the edges helps absorb negative vibrations and provide powerful energy transmission. A blend of lightweight Paulownia and Maple in the core maintains the lightweight nature of these skis and creates the best strength-to-weight ratio. The Symmetrical Flex Pattern contributes to easy switch skiing and landings.

### Expert Notes

Sir Francis Bacon skis are the top all-mountain ski from Line. Capable of laying down some trenches on groomers while providing ample float when you find untouched pow stashes, the SFB’s have long been a staple for all-mountain freestyle skiers. A Partly Cloudy core with a fully symmetrical flex profile makes the SFB’s one of the lighter all-mountain skis on the market. Francis Bacons offer a playful ride in the soft stuff that allows you to ski switch, forwards, sideways or whatever way you want to get down the mountain. Being so light, however leaves something to be desired on the frontside for those who really like to lay down the hip and carve groomers.

Bodacious

### Product Description 

The Blizzard Bodacious is a pure freeride ski for more advanced athletes who want to cruise straight and fast down the mountain. Best suited for big mountains and variable terrain, the Bodacious is geared towards advanced and professional level skiers. Prior to 2018, this ski had a flat underfoot, but has since returned to the rocker-camber-rocker profile for a more versatile, everyday ski. While the updated version of the ski is well-suited for both groomed trails and powder, these skis are mainly geared towards more aggressive skiers that prefer to ski straight and fast with long radius arcs, rather than make quick, tight turns at slower speeds. A stable and responsive ski, the Bodacious has a strong bias for powder runs. Originally designed and constructed by the late pro skier Arne Backstrom, the Bodacious spent many years as one of the best-selling freeride skis in the Blizzard line-up.

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