Rossignol Experience makes skiing an unforgettable experience

The historic range of all mountain skis of the cockerel brand has been completely renewed, which uses the innovative Drive Tip technology to transform skiing into a mix of power and sweetness.

Wednesday 29 December 2021 6 minutes reading time

Skiing, before being a sport, is an experience that involves all the senses. It is no coincidence that one of Rossignol's historical proposals, which since 1907 has been producing the best equipment to transform every day on the snow into Another Best Day, is called Experience. The famous range of the cockerel brand is completely renewed and is the main novelty of the 2021/2022 season. Total skiing Rossignol Experience skis are classified as all mountain and allow you to have fun on the slopes of the ski areas and also indulge in some stretches alongside the groomed slopes, but the "new" ones focus more than the "old" on performance on the track, rediscovering the authentic heritage Experience, following the motto “total skiing”, or tools for a total skiing experience. Seven skis - from the top of the range Experience 86 TI (from 945 euros with binding) and 82 TI (from 875 euros) up to 86 Basalt and 82 Basalt, 80 Carbon, 78 CA and 76 (430 euros with binding) - which exploit the Drive Tip technology at the tip, combined with sidecut and profiles that make these tools even more balanced. The technological heart Drive Tip combines directional fibers and softer viscoelastic material to absorb and eliminate vibrations. On the top-of-the-range models, the shock absorber material is combined with carbon fibers, while going down the range the carbon is replaced by basalt. Drive Tip, combined with the profile of the All Trail tip, helps to make the roughness of the terrain fluid and progressive and to transform skiing into a mix of power and gentleness at the same time, both on freshly milled slopes and in choppy and broken snow. track edge. Environment mission The whole range, also for women, as has already been the case for the 2020/21 season for Blackops skis, is made with particular attention to the environment. The poplar wood cores come only from PEFC certified forests (a brand that guarantees sustainable management of nurseries), the energy used for the realization comes from non-fossil sources and, in addition to wood, there are recycled materials: up to 15% for the topsheet, 30% for the insole. The foils, on the other hand, are made 100% with post-consumer steel. All the factories of the Group are ISO 140001 certified and the factories are never more than 650 km away from the logistics center. The perfect combinations For a perfect total look for him: Experence 82 Basalt Konect skis (starting from 675 euros with binding), Alltrack Pro 120 LT GW boot (600 euros), from the Free Mountain range, also usable with Low Tech ski mountaineering pin bindings , Tactic Carbon Safety Blue stick (80 euros), helmet with Templar Impacts Blue multi-impact protection (110 euros) and Magne'Lens Black mask (180 euros), with a practical magnetic system to change lenses according to the brightness and perfect for a also use with eyeglasses. For her: Experience W82 Ti Konect ski (starting from 875 euros with binding), Alltrack Elite 110 W GW boot (475 euros), from the Free Mountain range, Electra Premium Purple stick (30 euros), Alta Impacts White helmet (160 euros) ) and Magne'Lens W White mask (180 euros). The helmet and goggle use the same technologies as the models for him.

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