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Rossignol Powder Bird Telemark Ski - 2006 BCS
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Take the Rossignal Powder Bird telemark ski for a fly around the local resort or the backcountry glades for an awesome tackle-anything ride. The Powder Bird's versatile shape (120/83/110 millimeters) floats the pow, slices through the trees, and rips across the corduroy. The super-light Microcell core ensures easy feather-light tours and maintains enough stability for full-throttle lines in the backcountry or in the resort. The Powder Bird's nose packs a burly aluminum insert—helping it charge through inconsistent and varied snow conditions without a problem.
Bottom Line: The Rossignal Powder Bird telemark ski is an all-mountain killing raptor.
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Nice backcountry ski
By:
Jeff Mikaelian
April 12, 2007
I took these out for 2 days, one resort and one backcountry. I am not much into to tele skiing in the resort, but they were pretty good.
The next day I hiked and was blessed with a rare (this year) deep Wasatch day. I thought they were great. At least for me (140 pounds on a 176cm) I thought they floated pretty good.
They are also quite light. If you have ever picked up the Sick Birds, these are Not like those, they are very light compared to a comparable width ski.
very happy with this ski
By:
Adam Buchanan
January 25, 2007
I took these on a day that was all groomers, they held a great edge through all the carving with my T-race boot. Usually I would like a long ski, like a 182, I took these out in a 176 and ruled the bumps. Super snappy ski and I would definitely take these to the backcountry. they work great for busting the crude and the end has quite a raise so its pretty much a twin. They don't chatter at all, the hold super well at high speeds. Great if you don't want a massive underfoot!
Good for all around skiing.
By:
Jeater the beater
February 22, 2007
This ski was fine, but I wasn't super impressed. It was a bit soft to have great edge hold, and it chattered on the groomers. In the powder it skied well, but by no means is it a good powder ski. If your looking for a ski that does a little bit of everything I think you'd like these boards.
Skis well with a T2, and light binding
Change me.
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Nice backcountry ski
I took these out for 2 days, one resort and one backcountry. I am not much into to tele skiing in the resort, but they were pretty good.
The next more...
very happy with this ski
I took these on a day that was all groomers, they held a great edge through all the carving with my T-race boot. Usually I would like a long ski, like more...
- Dimensions:
- [176cm] 120/83/110mm
- Top Sheet:
- Rossitop Cap
- Core Material:
- Microcell
- Base Material:
- R6000 Clear
- Tail:
- Raised
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Telemark skiing, powder, all-mountain
- Warranty:
- 1 Year