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Lets you live your powder dreams.

The moment you hear the sound of the snow plow, you hop out of bed, slide into your ski clothes, grab the Salomon Rockette 115 Ski, and head out the door to meet the ski bus. the Rockette's Twin Rockered profile enables you to sail down wide-open pow fields and beat your friends to the lift line, while the solid wood core delivers the stability and rebound you require to handle your freeride riding style.

  • Full Twin Rockered profile features a 40% pressure zone when the ski is flat and a 80% pressure zone when it's on edge, which offers maximum float in powder, soft snow, and crud, provides playfulness and maneuverability, and gives you solid spin, pivot and switch riding
  • Full Twin Rockered profile also has a rockered tip and tail that supplies optimal floatation in pow
  • Full wood core from tip to tail supplies solid stability on snow, powerful rebound, maximizes ski/snow contact, and filters vibrations for a smooth ride
  • PulsePad technology incorporates an elastomer layer all along the edge of the ski to absorb shock and vibration for a smoother ride and softer ski-to-snow contact
  • Edgy Monocoque construction eliminates excess material and gives you precise edge grip and efficient energy transfer from skier to snow
  • A fat waist equips you with a delicious big-mountain ski that lives to slash pow turns, go fast, stomp landings, and lay down wicked pillow lines
  • Total Edge Reinforcement consists of fiber reinforcement laid directly on the edges for improved edge durability and edge grip
  • Wide, thick edges increase durability and improve shock resistance

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I'm looking into getting a big aggressive...

hey3788839

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I'm looking into getting a big aggressive powder ski. I'm an advanced aggressive female skier and want a powder ski but something that also carves on groomers. I'm looking into the rossi s7 womens and the salomon rockette. Thoughts on the differences between the two?

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Robert Mrdutt

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Got these for my sister and she absolutely loves the skis. I have heard nothing but great things from her about these skis. They have a soft flex but lots of stability for all-mountain groomer riding. She is an intermediate skier and says they are the best ski she has ridden.

i'm female skier, appx 5'9 140. debating...

lau2437317

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i'm female skier, appx 5'9 140. debating between the 178 rockette, the 178 rocker2 115, and the 180 rocker2 122...any words of wisdom for me?? are they all rockered tip and tail with camber under foot?

jman

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The Rockette 115 178cm and the Rocker2 122 180cm are nearly identical in shape and rocker profile, both with camber underfoot. Just a 2cm difference in length. The Rocker2 115 is different, rocker tip but a flatter, more traditional tail. All three skis have camber underfoot. If you want a more directional ski, go with the Rocker2 115. If you want a full twin rocker, more playful, try the Rockette 115.

Rockette + Guardian Binding = Great Day

Kim Havell

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photo: Tommy Chandler/Backcountry.com

Jill Shaw

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Hi Kim, Thanks for the great images and video. I have just gotten an unmounted pair and bindings in a box for the Rockette 115. I cannot find any specifics as to picking which of the three binding mounting points to use for what type of person. I'm short, about 5'3", weigh about 120, live in Aspen so I get out a bunch and ski a bit of extreme terrain, but I'm a bit older and maybe not into being super aggressive anymore. So I'm looking for the right mounting point to have a great day out without with nothing to prove except that I can a blast in anything thrown at me. I kind of got the feeling that since you were with the Salomon Truck you might be a spokesman and might know the answer to this elusive where to mount question, Thank Jil

Kim Havell

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Hi Jill, what length did you order? I can help make a recommendation off of that. For an aggressive stance for more control, you want to go mid-line or progressive (forward), for more speed, pow surf, etc, you'll want to go back but length of ski is a key component to your equation. Hope that helps.. Kim

Jill Shaw

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Hi Kim, sorry I had checked back for a few days and didn't see a response and thought maybe it didn't get to you. I am 5'3"about 125 lbs in clothes/boots and I ordered the 156cm. I think I like control and also pow surf, I 'm thinking that means mid line. Seems to be 4 marks on the skis for mounting, but I might be looking that that wrong. Thanks so much for the help. Jill

Kim Havell

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Jill, based on your specifications and on other feedback, most gals are mounting on the "recommended" line on the ski. That puts it at a minus 3 on the lines. All our demos are mounted on the "recommended" line, and the feedback from everyone that tested the Rockette 115 with that has been positive. Hope that helps!

Jill Shaw

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Hi Kim, Thanks so much for all your help. I'm going to go with the "recommended line", Have a great winter. Sheilah

Marcel

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Hi Kim! Is it coming unchanged for next season? I'm thinking to get one for my wife, she is a 5'3"/130 intermediate skier, can ski pretty much everything but she doesn't like to go fast... was thinking the 164 cm? Would you say this is a good size for her? Guessing the 156 is going to be too short but she wouldn't be able to handle the 170 at 115 underfoot. I wanna get an easy transition from her 78mm underfoot grommer ski.

rachelr

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Marcel, I'm not Kim, obviously, but I demoed the 170 at Alta last week. I'm same weight as your wife, and slightly taller, and my skier profile sounds similar although I usually think of myself as "low advanced". I think the 164 would be a good length - the rocker will make it ski a bit shorter.

Unless you live somewhere like Alta with TONS of pow, then maybe you should think about the 170. But I bet the 164 can handle pow quite well, and probably is more nimble in other snow conditions than the 170.

I found the 170 was too much ski for me and a bit tiring after a while. It did have amazing float in the pow. I had a feeling I could improve to handle it, but there were other fat skis that I liked more and found a bit easier to push around.

The profile of the 164 sounds like a more reasonable everyday all-mountain ski to me -- I wish I could have demoed it too, but they didn't have it.

Marcel

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Thank you rachelr! We were in Alta too but she didn't demoed the Rockette, she did like the La Nina at 169, very nimble and easy to handle. But we will be skiing mostly in Idaho so at 113 and tons of rocker it won't be that good for here! the 164 at 108 underfoot looks like much more versatile!

which fat skis/size did you like in Alta?

How will this ski work as a tele-setup?...

Jonas Giving

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How will this ski work as a tele-setup? I�ve skied the Armada JJ and it was too much tail rocker. Will this ski be similar?

Kim Havell

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Hey Jonas, it will work fine for a tele-setup. Depending on where you mount it. . you can adjust for the tail rocker. It is a playful but powerful ski with a wood core so it will work well/flex well with a tele-binding. Hope that helps.

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Elyse Saugstad

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The Rockette 115 ski is an all-time, all-around pow ski that is so much FUN! It's playful enough to work deftly when tree skiing and solid enough to work exquisitely for heli-skiing the steeps in Alaska. Whenever there is fresh snow this is my go-to ski because it really can do it all...

Deep powder? No problem, the Rockettes help you float on top no matter how light or heavy the snow is. Pillows? Definitely, these skis are bouncy and reactive making you feel like they're a dream to ski. Big, open steep faces? If you want to feel that sensation of buttering the longest turn of your life hauling as fast as you can the Rockettes allow you to do it. Cliff jumping? No matter how big you want to go (or not) the weight is centered so well on these puppies that it makes it easy to stomp airs. And for the lady that wants to step into her first pair of wide-underfoot pow skis don't be intimidated by the Rockette! The way this ski is designed it's so easy to maneuver you can go as slow or as fast as you want and it will make you feel like you are taking your powder skiing to the next level.

To note, the Rockette 115s are the women's version of the men's Rocker 122s, not the men's 115s which are a completely different ski! Seems confusing, yes, but it's because Salomon is working off of the width underfoot and since the women's lengths are shorter then than men's skis, the overall ski size is altered accordingly. So if you don't think a 178 cm Rockette is long enough for those of you who are taller, hard charging females then move on up the men's Rocker 122s, you definitely don't want to miss out on this awesome ski.

Best Women's Powder Ski
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Kim Havell

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A hard-charging ski with dimensions that fit woman specific. It has all the power of a unisex ski but comes in women's sizes. I've used this all over the resort and in the backcountry. Stable, precise, powerful. It edges well, zips through turns, and cuts and floats crud and powder. All around fast and fun ski that is great for airs and for steeps. Charges big open lines and is there when you need it. Twin tip for those who like to mix it up. There is nothing girly about this ski except for the top sheet. LOVE it.

new Salomon Rockette just out of wrapper

Kim Havell

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TheDon

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Kim,

Do you think this ski would be too much for an intermediate to handle?
My wife is pretty solid but says she wants a ski that will help her transition to a more expert skier. She can ski anything on the hill be sometimes she slows way down on the steeper faces. Not sure if this ski would be too much for her...

Thanks

Kim Havell

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Hey Don, since it is a twin rocker it is more forgiving in turns so if you get the right length and the right binding (that doesn't stiffen the ski too much) then it could allow her to progress. This ski is a ton of fun on powder days and easy to bring around in turns. The wood core makes it lighter and more playful so it should be just the thing for her to move to the next level. Let me know if you have other questions? Hope that helps! - Kim

Kim Havell

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@TheDon uuum and so sorry for the late response! I was in the mountains! :)