Rossignol 2015 Sin 7 Skis

The Sin 7 is back, and now with Air Tip Technology. The all-new SIN 7 delivers a revolutionary fusion of backcountry, freestyle and freeride performance, creating the industry's most versatile all-mountain powder ski. Rossignol's highly-acclaimed Powder Turn Rocker has been redesigned, virtually eliminating "tip flap" for increased all-mountain versatility while retaining effortless floatation, steering, and speed control in the deepest snow conditions. Patented, lightweight Air Tip technology enhances floatation and control even further, keeping tips naturally above the snow surface for fatigue-free maneuverability and ultra-light swing weight for quick directional changes. At 98mm underfoot, the all-new Sin 7 provides incredible versatility whether chasing first tracks, exploring backcountry stashes, or simply skiing all-mountain.

Rossignol Sin 7 skis for 2014

This shape seemed funny a couple of years ago, and now it has become common place. This 98mm waisted ski is extremely quick on the hardpacked and really fun in the deep stuff. It really can do it all. You can get this model a little longer than usual because of all the rocker this ski has. Don't be fooled by the 128mm shovel, there is a lot of versatility in this playful model.
Rossi says: The future of freeride is here. The all-new Sin 7 is an über-versatile, all-mountain powder ski fusing backcountry, freestyle and freeride performance. Powder Turn Rocker's been redesigned, virtually eliminating "tip flap" while retaining effortless floatation, fatigue-free maneuverability and instant speed control. With a 98mm waist and a powerful, more traditional tail shape, the new Sin 7 delivers powerful versatility whether charging all-mountain, exploring sidecountry stashes, or attacking long ascents.