Rossignol BlackOPs

While these skis are designed for progression, they are best suited for intermediate riders looking to advance their skills. The lightweight paulownia core makes them manageable, but the full sidewall construction offers a level of responsiveness that rewards skiers who have already mastered basic turning techniques.

The 92mm waist is a true 'all-mountain' width. It is narrow enough to be quick edge-to-edge on groomed runs, yet wide enough to provide decent float in light powder and stability when navigating chopped-up snow.

Yes, the BlackOPs are built with a progressive rocker profile and a lightweight wood core, making them quite capable in the park. They offer the agility needed for spins and rails while maintaining enough stability to handle jumps.

A progressive rocker profile means the ski has a blend of camber underfoot for edge grip and rocker in the tip and tail. This design helps you initiate turns more easily and prevents the edges from catching, which is ideal for playful, versatile skiing across varied terrain.

Not at all. While full sidewall construction is typically associated with high-performance racing skis for maximum edge grip, the BlackOPs pair this construction with a lightweight wood core. This balance ensures you get the power and stability you need without the ski feeling overly demanding or rigid.