Rossignol 7-Series Women, 2016/17

Rossignol Women 7-Series

Freeride ladies

The name is already known from the men's freeride skis. The same name, the same concept, but smaller, narrower and lighter, that's how you could characterize the skis compared to the men's models. To the strong rocker, air tip technology and lightweight wood, which all provide strong lift in powder snow, joins this winter new the Carbon Alloy Matrix for additional grip and greater stability to it

Super 7 W

Soul 7 W

Sky 7 W

Sassy 7

Trixie

Powder Turn Rocker

Reconstructed for more versatility and superior float. A longer, more progressive rocker tip eliminates 'tip flutter' in varying snow conditions and on hard slopes, while the wedge-shaped, more powerful tail dives into soft snow, improving flotation and providing effortless steering with constant ski control. Conventional chambers under the boot deliver power, energy and edge grip for confident performance on groomed slopes.

Carbon Alloy Matrix

A new fabric that heralds a new era of highly efficient materials for the construction of skis. Carbon Alloy Matrix is a combination of carbon and basalt fibers. Carbon provides lift, lightness and good power transmission, basalt provides stability and impact absorption. The new fabric increases the performance, grip, precision, stability and maneuverability of the ski.

Air Tip

A technology patented by Rossignol, in which the shovel has a honeycomb-like structure filled with air. This makes the shovel lighter and shifts the weight towards the center of the ski, which produces improved maneuverability and ease of turning.

Minicap sandwich

The ultra-strong construction appears with wood core, 30° sidewalls, fiberglass and high-tech laminates. The Mini Caps protect the ski tips and prevent damage with improved durability. The sidewalls are 30′ turned up, which improves swing weight and reduces overall ski weight for better edge grip and resistance.

Paulownia wood

Individual models have a wooden core made of paulownia wood. Paulownia wood is about 30% lighter than other common types of wood used in ski production, which of course makes the ski even more maneuverable.

Free Vas

The Visco elastomer materials equalize the rocker/chamber transitions to reduce 'tip flutter' andimprove stability, control and snow contact in changing snow conditions.

Cap

ROSSITOP tip caps strengthen the ski, protect it against damage and make it more resistant with faster reaction.

Jip Tip

The shorter, rounded tip shapes reduce inertia during kuven and jumps, while the elastomer construction provides better rebound and shock absorption.

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