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skis ROSSIGNOL EXPERIENCE E75, Auto turn rocker, Air-tip technology + Rossignol Xelium 100

By A Mystery Man Writer

Side edges and ski base are in immaculate shape. "(The product description was automatically translated by google translator)"<p> Rossignol's Experience 75 is a moderately rockered all-mountain ski meant to help intermediates learn to carve at high speeds with full control and confidence. The Experience 75 is not as wide as some of the fatter Experiences, so these are made for the skier who is primarily skiing hardpack and ice, maybe some moguls and maybe some powderbut mostly groomers! The tip rocker helps this ski perform better in not only in soft snow, but the shorter effective edge makes for easy turn initiation as well. Auto Turn Rocker: Rossignol's Auto Turn rocker profile is 70% flat camber, and 30% early rise, which means that these skis are going to hold an edge strong, and should be skied mostly on hardpack--but with the raised tips, plowing through crud and powder is definitely do-able. Air Tip Technology: Patented air-honeycomb design reduces the weight and dramatically reduces the swing weight of the ski by nearly 30%. This significantly enhances maneuverability, giving the ski and ultra-light feel. Reinforced with ABS for durability and enhanced torsional rigidity. Hybrid Cap/Sandwich Construction: This ski features Cap construction at the tip and tail for added durability and to reduce topsheet chipping, and has Sandwich constuction underfoot for greater edge hold and power through the turns. Its the best of both worlds. Extended Sidecut: A sidecut technology that Rossignol uses for its mostly groomer skis. When the ski is going fast and you're leaning further into your turn, more of the edge comes in contact with the snow the more extreme your angle is. This gives increased edge hold at higher speeds, while leaving the ski maneuverable at slow speeds. Pretty cool. Metal Tip Protectors: These skis have rugged tip protectors made of metal that will help fight against chipping and damage to the tips, which is both a performance and cosmetic benefit. Wood Core: The standard core which has throughout time provided the best performance and durability. Each model may have it's own density level to help define flex and maximum speed but every wood core ski will be solid.