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The Rossignol Phantom SC 80 alpine ski paired with the Axial2 120 binding makes a perfect rig for those looking to make turns anywhere, anytime, in any conditions. The Phantom SC 80’s burly wood core, vertical sidewalls and sandwich construction with two layers of titanium laminate all add up to a ski that’ll tear up the steep ‘n deep, crud, bumps and groomers and beg for more. A wide waist floats in deep snow and a hearty side cut lets you rail turns on the corduroy. The Phantom SC 80’s Shark Nose helps maintain stability when your charging the gnar and busts through crud like a champ. The Axial2 120 bindings keep you locked and loaded with 100mm wide brakes and 3.5 – 12 din range.
Bottom Line: If making turns is your game, the Rossignol Phantom SC 80 is the name.
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SC80
By:
renschuler1430275
March 26, 2009
Great ski, very stable,plowed thru the mash recently during some heavy warm weather.
does this pkg have the freeride system for the axial2 120 bindings?
does this pkg have the freeride system for the axial2 120 bindings? I'm expecting delivery tommorrow on my order.
By: renschuler1430275
March 3, 2009
Great skis!
By:
hre814
February 10, 2009
I ski these with Fritschi (sp?) Freeride bindings, but this ski is great. i got them as an all-mountain ski and they do it all. i do skinning and backcountry with them, and recently did a week of resort skiing in utah with them. they handled everything. i had the rossi b3s prior but upgraded to these for a longer length. almost the same ski. they skied great on groomers, crud, mashed potatoes, bumps, powder. the only thing limiting me was my legs. very responsive for quick or big turns. i may get another pair for the future.
By: brian
January 16, 2011
i've read that these skis are a bit muchy depending on your weight. How much do you weigh, what length ski did you use? I've found what looks to be a bargain on them but just want to do my research
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I ski these with Fritschi (sp?) Freeride bindings, but this ski is great. i got them as an all-mountain ski and they do it all. i do skinning and backcountry more...
- Lengths:
- 155cm, 165m, 170cm, 175cm, 180cm, 185cm
- Dimensions:
- 122 / 80 / 109mm
- Turn Radius:
- [175cm] 15.1m
- Construction:
- Sandwich w/ two titanium laminates and Rossitop topsheet
- Core Material:
- Wood
- Tail:
- Flat
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- Yes, Rossignol Axial2 120 Binding
- Recommended Binding:
- Yes, Rossignol Axial2 120 Binding
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain, powder
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- United States