Rossignol 2017 Ski Brand Profile

OVERVIEW For most of the 1970’s, 80’s and into the 90’s, Rossignol was king of the roost, the most recognized trademark in a market crammed with brands that did not survive this epoch. It built a race department that was the envy of all, with stars like Alberto Tomba...

Plush

Women’s models that use the Evolution shell as their foundation, the Plush 6 and Plush 4 provide plenty of room for the high volume fem foot, but with more built-in support than the Mary Jane’s they replaced. The Plush 6 has a functional forward lean adjustment to...

Cochise W

Not to condescend to the fairer sex, but women might well appreciate the Cochise W family more for its everyday convenience, comfort and performance properties than for any purported proficiency for traveling off-trail. (The same could be said for all of the 2017...

Raptor RS

The Raptor 140 RS, new Raptor Speed RS and 120 RS are as close to World Cup race boots as anyone not wearing a start bib needs to own. Contact around the heel and ankle feels like a velvet vise before the boot is even buckled. Once cinched in with their low-profile...

Vector Evo

The Vector Evo series blends race-bred fundamentals with fancy customization features to create a new series for the elite skier with no interest in running gates. The chassis is a relatively roomy medium (102mm in 27.5, 100mm in 26.5) that can easily be heated and...