Rossignol
Blackops Tatum 118 Ski

5 out of 5 stars

7 Reviews

Current price: $519.97 Original price: $799.95

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Why We Like The Rossignol Blackops Tatum 118 Ski

As a much-needed addition to the Blackops line, the Rossignol Blackops Tatum 118 Ski is named after, and catered to, Women who have a penchant for cliff drops, backflips, and big 360s. This ski uses substantial rocker in the tip and a little in the tail as well as camber underfoot to help us float through powder, pop our tricks properly, and hit the gas when we need to straight-line some crud.

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Women's freestyle ski designed for tricks into and out of deep pow
118mm waist is stable at speed, floaty, and confidence-inspiring
Long turn radius adds even more stability when riding fast
Camber underfoot allows you to hold an edge, adds plenty of pop
Rocker in the tip and tail adds float and edge-catch forgiveness
Poplar core offers a damp ride and reliable screw retention
Sintered bases allow you to carry speed across the flats with ease
Item #ROSZ7GH

Length: 176cm
Dimensions: 146 / 118 / 141mm
Turn Radius: 22m
Profile: rocker / camber / rocker
Construction: sandwich
Core: poplar
Laminate: fiberglass
Edge: steel
Base: sintered
Tail: raised
Claimed Weight: (pair)[176cm] 9lb 15oz (4500g)
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year
Activity: all-mountain skiing, powder skiing, freestyle skiing

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5 out of 5 stars

March 14, 2024

Amazing wide ski for western powder and eastern crud

These are awesome -- it's rare a ski with such a rad top sheet delivers on the slope, but these not only turn heads on the lift line, they help you have consistently fun runs in challenging conditions. Definitely not a single quiver-ski for an Eastern US person like myself, but I've taken them out in Vermont mashed potatoes and had a blast. They can definitely hold their own on groomers, but they love bull-dozing through soft snow, and floating in glades

EvanG