Rossignol has always had a soft spot in its corporate heart for the high-volume foot, going back to its very first days as a boot brand. Maybe that’s why the narrow Allspeed Elite collection is two boots deep, the medium Allspeed Pro line presents three models, while...
One doesn’t expect a hike-mode (HM) model to offer first-rate performance in ski mode, nor does one hope a HM 130 will have the same flex resistance as an on-piste race boot with the same flex index, yet the Alltrack Pro comes awfully close on both accounts. As a true...
Extending the Alltrack series to an ultra-wide, 104mm shell, the new Track series gives someone with a pair of giant grape-stompers an option he didn’t have before. Unlike most large-volume boot lasts, the 4-model Track series is headlined by a 130-flex model, so big...
Ladies with high-volume feet don’t get equal treatment, from Rossignol or anybody else. The flex range that rose to 100 in the Pure Pro line and to 120 for the Pure Elite skier with a tiny set of tootsies, tops out at 90 in the 3-model Pure branch of the family tree...
The women’s Track W models don’t aim high. They are meant to encase high-volume feet attached to low-skill skiers whose main objectives are enjoying the day and returning alive. Everyone has her own definition of what makes a perfect day; the Track W’s mission is to...
