Rossignol ski sets
Why buy your Rossignol ski set from Glisshop?
With over 300 combinations of skis + bindings, Glisshop offers one of the largest ranges of Rossignol men's ski sets, de Rossignol women's ski sets and kids’ skis. The advantage? Because a skiman installs and adjusts your bindings, you save time and now your gear is safe. Rossignol ski sets also guarantee you get the best price on the skis, bindings and fitting.
Discover the new Rossignol ski packs for this season!
From Rossignol all-mountain skis, racing skis, to freeride, alpine or touring skis, nowadays, Rossignol offers ski equipment for every snow condition, no matter how you prefer to enjoy winter sports.
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£557.91
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£314.91
The Rossignol Experience 82 Basalt Konect is a versatile and manoeuvrable ski which offers a good balance between performance and user friendliness for intermediate to advanced skiers, ideal to progress on groomed runs and side country powder.
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£476.91
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£260.91
The Rossignol Nova 6 Xpress, a women's ski, offers dynamic, precise performance on groomed snow, with a versatile design for intermediate to advanced skiers.
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£247.41
The Rossignol Nova 6 Xpress women’s ski will allow intermediate to advanced female skiers to find the right balance between leisure and technicity.
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£584.91
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£314.91
The Rossignol Forza 50° V-Cam Konect is a versatile and manoeuvrable performance ski, recommended to intermediate/advanced skiers.
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£256.41
The Rossignol Experience W 80 Carbon Xpress ski is lightweight, manoeuvrable, versatile and designed for intermediate/advanced female skiers looking to progress on groomed runs while enjoying maximum comfort.
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The Rossignol Experience 80 Carbon Xpress ski is ideal for intermediate and advanced level skiers looking for a model that is lively and dynamic while being forgiving manoeuvrable and lightweight.
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The Rossignol Experience 80 Carbon Xpress is a versatile, dynamic, and stable ski for intermediate to advanced skiers, designed for all-mountain skiing.
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£305.91
Rossignol designed the Nova 8 Ca Xpress alpine ski specifically for experienced women looking for speed.
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£629.91
The Rossignol Nova 10 Xpress is a high-performance ski designed for advanced female skiers, offering precision, dynamism, and stability on groomers.
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£467.91
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£256.41
The Rossignol Forza 40' V-Ca Rental Xpress is a high-performing, easy-to-use ski, ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers seeking stability and manoeuvrability on the slopes.
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£404.91
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£242.91
The Nova 4 Ca Xpress women’s piste ski will allow you to hone your skills without getting exhausted thanks to its soft, lightweight and nimble construction.
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£233.91
The Rossignol Hero Jr Multi-Event Kid-X is a robust, child-friendly ski designed to follow young skiers' as they progress on groomers, offering versatility, response, and grip.
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£665.91
The Rossignol Hero Elite Mt Ca Konect is a high-performance ski designed for advanced skiers, offering exceptional grip, response, and stability on groomed snow.
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£202.41
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£143.91
The Rossignol Experience W Pro Xpress Jr is an easy-to-handle, forgiving, and evolutive ski for beginner to intermediate level young skiers looking to progress quickly and have fun on the slopes.
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£593.91
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£539.91
The Rossignol Arcade W 84 is a versatile women’s ski offering stability, manoeuvrability, and all-mountain performance for intermediate to advanced skiers.
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£683.91
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£616.41
The Rossignol Sender Soul 102 is a versatile, manoeuvrable and powerful ski, designed for intermediate to expert skiers seeking backcountry adventures and excellent performance in all snow conditions.
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£175.41
The Rossignol Hero Jr 100-140 Kid-X is a lightweight, manoeuvrable ski for young beginner to intermediate skiers, offering a secure, playful experience for progression on groomers.
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£512.91
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£431.91
The Rossignol Sender Soul 92 is a versatile, easy-to-use ski designed for intermediate to advanced skiers, offering dynamic performance on groomers and backcountry with a touch of freestyle.
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£148.41
The Rossignol Sender Kid is an ideal model for young skiers, allowing easy progression thanks to its lightweight design and maneuverability on groomed runs.
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£746.91
The Rossignol Hero Elite Mt Ti C.a.m. Konect is a high-performance ski, designed for intermediate to expert skiers, offering precision, dynamism, and versatility on groomed snow.
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£593.91
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£535.41
The Rossignol Arcade 84 is a versatile all-mountain ski, designed for sporty skiers, offering dynamic performance across various terrains, and stability at high speeds.
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How to choose your Rossignol skis?
The Hero Range, for elite slalom skiers
The glory times of the Radical series is over, but the racing isn’t at Rossignol, quite the opposite actually. A new series shows up instead, an impressive one called Hero and derived in three versions, FIS, Master and Elite. They all come with their lot of new techs including the Prop Tech: an upper reinforcement layer of Zicral that maximises energy transfers and enhances manoeuvrability. The idea is to make turn initiations more precise without compromising forgiveness.
Since 2013, the International Ski Federation (FIS) has established new norms about the ski radii in competition series. This is why Rossignol worked on the cosmetics of their skis so they express very clearly their radius (on FIS and Master Hero series). The Elite series carries mentions like LT (Long Turn, radius over 15 meters) and ST (Short Turns, radius under 15 meters).
If the ski length (along with the radius) is clearly different from a ST version (shorter) to a LT version (longer), the Hero Elite sidecuts don’t vary that much. Waists size from 68 to 72mm, which isn’t a big gap. However, their construction shows some variations: Minicap sandwich structures are featured on all skis, so is the profile with 90% of camber and 10% of rocker, but the core reinforcements are built differently. The Elite series comes with fibreglass on LT, SX and ST versions, with carbon on Elite SX Carbon, and with titanal on Elite ST-Racing, Elite LT-Racing, Elite ST-Ti and Elite LT-Ti. Each material has its own specific properties, torsional stiffness, responsiveness, stability...making each ski different and able to handle more or less speed.
FIS and Master skis have waists from 67mm to 70mm on adult models (64 and 65mm on junior skis) and come with a sandwich construction and a titanal reinforced woodcore. The idea is to offer skis that can handle any conditions with ease and deliver high performance at high speed. Special mention for the Hero FIS GS and its 35m turning radius...an impressive beast.
With this new Hero series, we could say Rossignol is going for high quality. These little gems remain super manoeuvrable even at high speed and shall make the expert racers happy.
Rossignol Experience ski range, for all-mountain skiing
Comparable to Dynastar and their Powertrack series which is a blend of the Chrome series and the Cham series, Rossignol releases a mix of the 7-series with the Hero series, called the Experience series, suited for all-mountain skiing.
The lineup includes 8 models featuring versatile sidecuts and waists widths at 76, 80, 82 and 86 mm. There are three types of construction used, Cap construction, Minicap and Maxicap and different cores as well, all made of wood but some are reinforced with titanal or basalt and feature technologies inspired from racing and freeride skis.
For instance, all skis come with the Air Tip technology, technology that made the success of the 7 series by the way. The tip and tail are built with a honeycomb structure which reduces weight dramatically. The idea is to enhance floatation without compromising torsional stiffness. Plus, the weight of the ski being in its centre, it allows skiers to control it better and maximise performance.
The Blackops freeride range
Amateurs of fresh, dry and deep snow will find what they like with Rossignol’s Blackops range. These pairs of sticks are built for freeriding. The French brand offers amazing floatability on white gold to all backcountry enthusiasts.
For men, they offer every freerider a waist width adapted to any need. The Blackops 98 offers great manoeuvrability and versatility. The Blackops 118 is the widest model in the entire range. Thanks to an explosive poplar wood core construction, you’ll enjoy exceptional rebound and great stability when landing. A true gem that will show its full potential on deep days.
Don’t worry ladies, Rossignol has got you covered. Blackops W skis in 92, 98 or 118 mm offer the same level of performance as men’s versions. Floatability, explosivity and control are on the menu this winter.
Piste skis for men and women
For those looking to venture on every groomed run in the ski area, Rossignol offers multiple collections of skis dedicated to groomed snow. In the Forza and Nova lines, you’ll find recreational models that are easy to control on any slope. These skis match very well with ski boots from the same brand for perfect everyday comfort. For thrill seekers, have a look at the stiffer model from the same Forza or Nova ranges, for better support and more dynamism. Pure fun in all cases!
Rossignol skis for young skiers
Children too have the right to dedicated skis! With the Hero and Experience ranges in junior versions, aspiring champions can have fun and progress at a fast pace. There's something for everyone, from young beginners to little racers looking for a powerful model. The Hero skis are designed for kids with solid skills. On the other hand, the Experience line is perfect to discover skiing with confidence inspiring and comfortable models.
Tips from Glisshop
How to choose your pair of Rossignol skis?
Choosing your pair of skis requires to identify your needs. Alpine, racing, touring, freestyle or freeride, skiing encompasses a wide range of disciplines. For each one, skis are designed differently to let you express your full potential. Glisshop’s expert are available to advise you. In the shop or by phone, they’ll have the right answers and will accompany you through your buying process!
Choosing the right ski length
Alpine skiing
We can identify two alpine skiing disciplines. Each with its own characteristics and requiring the right ski. Recreational skiers need a manoeuvrable, soft and forgiving ski, 5 to 15 cm shorter that the skier’s height, to learn and progress smoothly. The better you get, the longer the skis can be. When confident and able to ski faster, skiers need more stability, and therefore, more length.
Sport/racing-oriented alpine skis can be divided into two categories. Slalom requires a short and lively ski, to link short turns fast. Meaning you need a ski 15 to 20 cm shorter than you. On the other hand, Super-G skiers who perform large turns at high speeds will prefer a ski as long as their height to enjoy maximum stability when cornering.
Freeride skiing
Freeriders spend most of their time on virgin backcountry snow. They need lots of floatability to stay on top, as well as substantial length, 5 to 15 cm longer than the skier’s height. The waist width (in the middle of the ski) is another key element that influences the skiability. A freeride ski between 90 to 100 mm remains manoeuvrable on harder snow, when the conditions don’t allow to ski off-piste but has more limited abilities on deeper conditions. On the contrary, a 110 to 120 mm ski is your best ally in epic conditions but is harder to handle on groomed snow.
Freestyle skiing
Finally, we identify two categories of freestyle skis, park and backcountry, each with sub-categories. To make things clear, Glisshop has created a complete guide to help you choose the length of your freestyle skis.