Pros: awesomeness
Cons: they don't make me biscuits and gravy in the morn'
These skis are my bread n' butter. I take them all over the continent and they just work. They work hard. Everywhere I go. I dream of heli-skiing alaska, and I want to take these with me, though depending on terrain conditions, I could have been smarter about binding locations. Oh well. Skiing is always a learning experience. If it isn't, you aren't doing it right!
Pros: Lightning Fast Turns, Stable, Floatation
Cons: None
These things, with Amptek Technology, turn on a dime in any condition. They just amaze me everytime I use them. I ski east coast and so I was scared at first to ski a 98mm waist. The gondola baskets arent even big enough to fit these... but they turn faster than the S86 (86mm waist) and probably faster than my Bandit X's @ 70mm. But because of the rockered tail and the 98mm waist, they also float very well in Powder. Best ski I have ever used/demoed. I have them mounted with Marker Griffon's
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Lengths | 159,168,178,186 cm |
| Dimensions | 128/98/118 |
| Turn Radius | 23 @186 |
| Construction | Wood Core, Vertical Sidewalls |
| Core Material | Wood Core |
| Recommended Binding | Freeski2 140/120/100 XL, Freeski 110 XL |
| Sidecut | 128/98/118 |
| Recommended Level | Advanced |
| Model Year | 2010-2011 |
| Brand | Rossignol |
| Manufacturer | Rossignol |
| Title | S3 Freeride |
| Binding Included | |
| Binding Type | |
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| Model Name/Type | MPN | EAN/UPC |
|---|
| Type | Link |
|---|---|
| product | http://store.rossignol.com/products/376741 |
