Showing posts with label Ski Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ski Reviews. Show all posts

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Rental Ski Equipment


If you are planning to go for a ski vacation, then there are various questions that you may come across regarding the ski equipments. Ski equipments are something that can cost you expensive. Thus, it will be beneficial for you to go for the rented skiing equipments. Before heading to any ski resort, it is a good idea to plan what are things that you will need.

You may be occupied with several thoughts and questions regarding the whole trip. Thus, to make your trip easy and successful, here are answers to some of the questions that are commonly asked by the people.

* Whether to buy skiing equipments or go for the rented one?

This question mainly depends on how often you do skiing. It also depends on whether you are a beginner or an experienced skier. If you have just started doing the skiing, then it makes very much sense going for the rented equipments rather than buying them. The ski equipments are very much expensive. The only disadvantage buying the equipments with the beginners is that there are only few trips where the equipments come in consideration. After that, either the skier loses interest in the sport or he/she will require upgrading the equipments, if the interest grows rapidly. But if you are an experienced skier and go on vacations on regular intervals, then only you ought to purchase them.

* From where to get the rented ski equipments

You can get rented ski equipments from any local ski shop which is near your house or you can rent the equipments near or at the ski resort. These days, most of the local ski shops are offering ski equipment packages in which you can rent skis, ski boots and poles for the entire season. It is better to take the full season rental option if you have plans of taking several ski vacations in a year. Buying the equipments on rent enables you to pay less for that product. In fact, you can find up to 50% discount in the original price. If you are a beginner, then you should look at bindings too. Bindings provide you with an additional control.

* What are the things included in a rental package?

Rental packages generally include poles, boots and skis. You can also rent ski helmets. Ski helmets have become very common especially on the high slopes over the last few years.


Saturday, October 22, 2011

Rossignol S7 Skis Men's




Rossignol S7 Skis (Men's)
The S series includes several world-renowned freeride skis aimed at big mountain riders, side country aficionados and everyone who loves exploring off-trail.

The award-winning, game-changing models S7 and S3, provide amazing flotation and tracking, easy-steering and speed control, and respectable skiing on groomers. The S Series has significant consumer demand and sky- rocketing sell-through. These skis appeal to everyone from hard-core to aspiring powder enthusiast and should be an essential consideration for every specialty retail assortment.

Key Features of the Rossignol S7 Skis:
• Powder Turn Rocker: 50% low camber underfoot while the remaining 50% of tip and tail features high rocker. Camber underfoot delivers power, energy and edge grip for groomed snow. High rocker tip produces more floatation and effortless powder skiing. High rocker tail is pin-shaped for easy steering and instant speed control centered sidecut
• Centered Sidecut: Sidecut features a unique tapering tip and tail with short sidecut directly under foot. Deep radius gives edge grip and power underfoot while short length of sidecut allows easy steering and playfulness
• Spoon Tip: Spoon shaped tip for maximum floatation. Tip profile is tapered for effortless tracking in deep snow
• WRS - weight reduction system: Patented fiberglass design concentrated under foot with less density in tip and tail. Maximizes ski’s durability and minimizes overall weight by 400 grams
• Sandwich Laminate Construction: Wood cores, vertical sidewalls, fiberglass, metal, and high-tech laminates. Traditional sidewalls create direct edging pressure while core and laminates provide flex, power, and stability
• Structure: Sandwich
• Core: Wood
• Laminates: Wrs/Carbon
• Sidecut: • 145/115/123
• Radius: • 17.5M @ 188
• Size: • 168, 178, 188
• Recommended Binding: • Axial² 120 Xxl
Review
Your skiing will experience a Renaissance with the Rossignol S7 Skis. These freeride skis do an amazing job of blending camber and rocker, and sidecut and reverse sidecut for incredible float and agility in powder that still carves on the groomed trails. Light, techy, floaty, and controllable, the Rossignol S7 Skis might just be the hottest ride this winter. Size up by about 10cm, and get out there and make them look good.
These skis were some of the fastest I have used that weren’t completely professional. They look really good, kind of glid across the snow and are overall a great set of skis for the price.

Rating
4-Great For its value, and level of skill

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