Rossignol Scratch Steeze

[leone]

so besides being a 110 waist and having obnoxious graphics, does any one know what kind of this it's supposed to be?

 

[chickenwang]

what kind of this?

 

[leone]

oh sorry, i meant to type what kind of ski is this. straight powder big mountain or more of a freestyle backcountry tool

 

[Sholte]

big mountain

 

[skidemon22]

really??? i heard that it was pretty soft, so it would be a powder/BC jib tool

 

[leone]

that's what i was thinking too. something to kinda compete with the elizabeth/bacon

 

[jca]

its not elizabeth soft but it isnt suoer stiff either, its kinda like a slightly stiffer seth vicious

 

[leone]

has any one ridden this yet

 

[Squirrel_Murphy]

its for slalom only

 

[jca]

i know someone who has them

 

[leone]

really? i thought it was strictly a bump ski

 

[Squirrel_Murphy]

they can be used for that, but they arent' too stable.

 

[leone]

so who here actually knows what the real deal is with these skis

 

[Squirrel_Murphy]

stompin big mountain reg or swtich

 

[J-squared]

I rode these skis about a month ago. They are relatively stiff, but not crazy stiff. However, they are super heavy and very damp. I took them through a mini jib park and could barely do a 180 off the little butter rollers. However, skiing fast on them through variable terrain was awesome. They were very stable and quiet at speed. I would say if you're looking for more of a big mountain twin, these are a great choice. If you're looking for a ski to hit jumps with and ride the park, there are much better options like the Surface Live Lifes or the Line Elizabeths/Bacons.

 

[asonUnique]

dude they're rock skis for late may and late october days with minimal snow. the extra width is made to incorporate a rock plate (kind of like i grind plate) for maximum skiddage.