Rossignol Phantom Pro RC112 Ski - 2009 BCS

Rossignol did not think things through getting rid of this ski. All they have left is the Super 7s & that is it for everyday chargers.

cause they lost their balls

because they went broke

just bought a pair of zeaolots and buddy of mine has rc112 all i can tell you is that the zeolots are like two bye sixes really stiff and mean, but won't turn fast without alot of motivation and have found that they do coreshot relatively easily other than that great

I have a feeling the Rossi's are still pretty badass on the piste. With a WC construction (wood, metal, vertical sidewalls) and a little bit of sidecut, they'll make pretty sweet Super G turns. I'm assuming the BD's are quite a bit lighter and probably ski pretty different from these...

those three skis are considered to be the three stiffest, hardest charging skis ever made. they are all very comparable and there are only slight differences between them. my personal favorite is the RC112. the rc112 will offer the exact same stability, edge hold and performance as the others but with a bigger rocker in the tip, they will be more maneuverable in deeper snow.

Ive got the 198 and I use it in the East as well as when I'm back in the rockies and wasatch. Its a great ski and because of the reverse camber has a little bit more versatility. the ski is totally bomber too. its definitely not a beginner ski.

They will seem as if they ski a little bit shorter because of the early rise tip and the reverse camber. I love my pair of 198s.

5.5 lbs

If that is the case, do you know the running length?
The reason i ask, is that i know I can handle a 194 ski in almost all conditions even thought im on a 190 now.

Will the 198 ski like a 194 because of the rocker tip?

Tip to tail. Generally, Rossi's run longer than Line's, but shorter than K2's. Pretty accurate measurement.

I mounted mine +1 and love how they ride.

Yes. Unlike some of the other skis rossignol makes (the seven deadly sins skis), this ski is very traditional, and meant to do one thing, charge! So there is only one mount point. On other skis like the S6 or S7 Rossi has several mounting points for people's specific preferences. Some people who buy those skis do more jibbing, some people do more traditional skiing, so they offer mounting points best suited for those styles of skiing. This ski is not as versatile. It is designed to ski big lines, and ski them fast. Because of this there is only one, traditional, recommended mount point. Of course you could always mount it a centimeter or two forward if you feel more comfortable with a more forward mount, but there is only one recommended mounting point on this ski.

This ski is not for the trees. You can make it happen, but it takes so much more work than something a bit softer in the trees.

Dude you better demo,or by more than one pair.Do you surf straight lines too.This damp ski thing is begining to wear on me. Poolskis rossi skier also in need

This ski is a great ripper. I have them in the 198 and theyre stiff underfoot but still feels like you can make em dance like barishnikov. The early rise and square shovel also make em a bit more forgiving too, they dont squirrel out alot. If youre looking for something to give er and do it fast then this is your baby.