Rossignol Sickbird WRS – Backcountry Skis: Reviews
(Mark Wiens)

Rossignol Sickbird WRS Backcountry Skis: Reviews

Rossignol Sickbird WRS – Backcountry Skis: Reviews
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From ripping the steeps at Silverton to carving groomers at Loveland, these twin tips were the ultimate hero skis. Their wood core makes them feel indestructibly stiff while bombing descents, yet their lightweight construction means they climb easily too. 128/98/121, 8.4 lbs; rossignol.com

 

Bonus: Super stable in crud.

 

Bummer: Some testers felt the tip dove in soft snow.

 

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