Rossignol Sender Free

While the 110mm waist is designed for deep snow and freeride terrain, the full sidewall construction and titanal beam provide enough edge grip to handle firm resort groomers. However, it will feel wider and slower edge-to-edge compared to a dedicated carving ski.

The Twin Rocker profile makes the ski easier to pivot and release from turns, which is great for soft snow and technical lines. On hardpack, you will notice less effective edge contact than a cambered ski, so you need to be precise with your edge angles to maintain stability.

This ski is built for advanced to expert skiers who spend most of their time off-piste, in bowls, or seeking out steep, technical lines. It rewards a strong, aggressive skier who wants a stable platform that can still be playful when the terrain gets creative.

Yes, the Damp Tech system is designed to absorb high-frequency vibrations that occur when skiing at speed or through variable, chopped-up snow. It creates a smoother, more predictable feel underfoot, reducing leg fatigue on long, demanding runs.

At 2200 grams per ski, it sits in a middle ground—it is substantial enough to charge through crud and hold an edge at high speeds, but it isn't so heavy that it feels sluggish. It strikes a balance between a dedicated resort charger and a lighter backcountry-capable ski.