The Rossi Sin 7 simplifies steering. Anyone, regardless of skill set, can step into a Sin 7 and make turns. The skier with marginal abilities will only be able to push them around, but the Sin 7 won’t care as its tip and tail aren’t perturbed by swiveling and the...
In every other iteration of the Air Tip design that Rossi has permeated throughout their all-mountain models, said honeycomb appurtenance has accentuated ease over accuracy. Its transplantation onto the old E 98, which morphed into the 100 Ti last year, hasn’t taken...
While the Soul 7 has been hogging the limelight lately, over the past several seasons the E 88 must be one of Rossi’s most popular skis. Matt from Footloose gets to the nugget of the E 88’s broad appeal: “This is still the most versatile ski the Experience family.” ...
The Unique 8 occupies a key position in Rossi’s family of women-specific on-trail skis. Women who are interested in a Frontside ski fall into three classes: those who already rip, who will probably gravitate towards a unisex model; those whose only ambition is to...
Like virtually every ski in this category, the Temptation 84 is made with the woman intent on improvement in mind. Unlike the carving set whose feathers are ruffled by the thought of extended sojourns off-trail, the Temptation 84 works like a set of training wheels...
