The Experience line from Rossignol, which is well established in the market, is entering its fourth year and once again knows how to impress. Not only has the design evolved, but the "Air Tip" technology developed last year for the "7-Series" freeride skis is now also being used for the all-mountain skis. This refers to the honeycomb grid structure on the tip that traps air, making the tip lighter and, thanks to the grid, torsionally stiff. This makes the ski more turn-friendly. In addition, there is the "Auto Turn Rocker" designed by Rossignol with 30% rocker on both ends of the ski and 70% preload under the binding. The extended waist, which the manufacturer calls "Extended Sidecut", ensures full edge grip. The total of 8 models differ in terms of design, dimension, construction and materials used.
Image: Air Tip: The light shines through the grid structure filled with air.
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