Rossignol Super Blackops

No, these skis are designed specifically for advanced and expert riders. The construction and profile require a high level of technical skill to control effectively, especially in variable terrain.

At 98mm underfoot, these skis offer a great balance of float and agility. While they aren't dedicated deep-powder floaters, they provide enough surface area for most powder days while remaining quick edge-to-edge on groomed runs.

The Tittal Beam is a reinforcement layer that adds significant power and stability to the ski. It helps dampen vibrations and prevents the ski from feeling twitchy at high speeds or in choppy, inconsistent snow.

No, the Rossignol Super Blackops are sold as flat skis. You will need to purchase compatible bindings separately and have them mounted by a certified technician.

The twin rocker profile prioritizes a surfy, playful feel, but the progressive sidecut helps maintain edge contact. While they are not as locked-in as a dedicated race ski, they hold a reliable edge on groomed runs when you engage the full length of the sidecut.

Because of its all-mountain versatility, this ski performs well in both regions. The sintered HD base and rectangular sidewall handle the icy conditions often found on the East Coast, while the rocker profile and waist width provide the float needed for West Coast powder.