Uber-versatile

By Jooky Ranked #107 - Big Mountain Freeride Skis July 23, 2010

Rossi got it right with this ski, it slays all conditions with the standard sidecut underfoot, reverse sidecut tip and tail and Reverse camber tip and tail. The one place I found this ski a little more work than I wanted was in bumps and tight trees. Make no mistake, this ski is meant to rip hard and fast. For tight, technical skiing, I'd suggest something a little narrower underfoot. I actually bought the S3 as its got the same profile, but the dimensions of the S5 with the rockered setup. If you want a pow-ski, but already have an every-day ski, I'd say go for something more floaty and fat. If you're looking for an every-day ski on the west coast, this one will work as long as you're ready for a slower edge-change in the bumps. Phenomenal ski.

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