Rossignol Evo OT 65 Positrack

It doesn't grab on the track, but the security and stability of having a metal edge for those sketchy situations where you might be in tough condition...

It's really good feature for that type of terrain in those situations.

I did a bunch of research on good cross country skis and these kept popping up on lists. As long as you are able to pinch and turn the knob in front to attach your boots, you are good. I’ve been using these to go up some hills and down and so far so good. I feel good on them. I adjusted the inside p...

Great skis for me, versatile in all situations, I could manage them. I don't exactly know why but they just feel great and I don't fall and I like going down hills again. The last time I used them it was ice and they still felt great.

These skis were a gift for my wife. She had picked them out so I found them on a wish list and just bought them. I don't have any first-hand experience with them but she has used them a couple of times now and loves them.

The skis are great; the bindings are OK. They are step-in with manual release. I find the manual release just fine, but the step-in feature does not work well. Better to just manually open the bar-catch, place your foot/boot, and manually close the bar-catch.

I bought this ski with the Rossignol NNN bindings installed and had them out for 5 skis, each about 5 miles per ski. Today, I was skiing in a few inches of powder with a crusty layer underneath. Going down a slight hill I caught the ski tip on the crust, propelling me forward and breaking the plasti...

I bought a pair of the Evo OT skis with bindings last winter. I wanted a ski to use when skiing with my dogs on ungroomed trails in Millcreek Canyon in Utah. The trail is groomed once a week and can get very icy near the bottom of the trail. The Evo OT performed above my expectations. I found the sk...

Bought this to do our local XC trail and at first, when staying on the track, I struggled. As soon as I got into ungroomed trail it was awesome. This is a great off trail, or ungroomed trail ski.

Beginner cross country skier who finished a 6 mile trail in Oregon & loved these skis. They do require you to reach down to put on the boot rather than clipping in.