As winter approaches and excitement builds for ski season, Rossignol has unveiled an eye-catching preview of their 2027 ski lineup. With a history steeped in quality performance and design, this iconic brand continues to elevate the skiing experience with new offerings that enthusiasts will love.
Known for their cult classic skis, Rossignol is shaking up its naming conventions while maintaining the exceptional performance their skis are renowned for. The Sender Free series has simply become the Sender, featuring 100, 110, and 118 models. This simplicity emphasizes ease of selection while still delivering on quality.
The new Sender 118, Sender 110, and Sender 100 models encapsulate versatility, catering to both advanced and intermediate skiers. Notably heightening accessibility is the Sender Soul series, now simplified just to Soul. The new Soul 92 introduces a tighter turn radius that allows for intuitive turning, perfect for skiers who want a forgiving ride while they hone their technique.
"We had a blast on it, and think it’ll work great for intermediates looking to progress around the mountain," said a representative from Rossignol, emphasizing the spirit behind this design.
In addition to the refreshed skis, Rossignol has revamped their boot lineup. While the shells of the popular Hi-Speed and women's Pure boots remain unchanged, new liners are being introduced. These advanced liners are engineered to last longer, retain their shape better, and enhance overall performance. Thanks to innovative materials sourced by Rossignol’s engineers, skiers can expect increased durability along with a fit that stays true all season long.
The 2027 lineup also highlights the return of the Hero skis, featuring updated graphics. The Hero LT and Hero ST models cater to skiers who prefer either long or short turns, while the Hero MT offers versatility with a multi-turn option. These high-performance carvers will surely meet the needs of demanding skiers.
For fans of all-mountain skiing, the Arcade series remains unchanged, ready to deliver performance with its directional shape designed for carving. On the entry-level front, the Nova and Forza skis come with fewer models but retain the same trusted designs.
The 2027 Rossignol ski launch does not just raise the bar with performance enhancements but also aligns with contemporary aesthetics that will appeal to diverse skiing communities.
From seasoned pros looking for the edge on steep terrain to novices eager to tackle their first runs, this new lineup has something for everyone.
With Rossignol’s unwavering commitment to quality and innovation, the anticipation for this ski season just hit a new peak.