Name: Rossignol Experience 88 Ti W
Brand: Rossignol
SKU: 63acb31b43a2ae1abe013d75
Rating: 2.5 (8 reviews)

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The Rossignol EXPERIENCE 88TI W Women's Skis 2021 is perfect for advanced to expert female skiers looking for a challenge. Its HD Core dampens vibrations for silky smooth shred sessions. Its Titanal Construction provides maximum edge stability and the ability to blast down the mountain.
Key Features:
- 88mm Underfoot – At this narrower width, this ski is most built for firmer snow.
- HD Core TI – Titanal is used in HD Core TI to provide balanced dampening and liveliness with a dynamic feel in a variety of conditions and terrain.
- Air Tip VAS – Air Tip VAS reduces swing weight and absorbs early impacts, resulting in pure snow contact and control. The built-in visco dampener filters out terrain shocks, calming and stabilizing the ski for more concentrated energy and cleaner power transfer.

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 Cool and also this VAS technology in the tip really lightens it so when you're if you're talking about swing weight you know that tip is going to engage better but it's not going to flop around because of that technology so this air tip is lighter so you feel that you know with initiating the turn and I feel like that really helps with keeping the vibrations down too which is a nice combination to have with the stable and light weight. Moguls I saw you bumping off in some of those videos. I definitely hit these with the moguls and I'm not one to always go in the moguls but I felt pretty confident on these just because of the weight and the stability you know you want kind of a stiffer ski when you're going in the moguls but you don't want to be exerted you don't want your legs to be tired these did it all they you know I was able to pop the turns if I wanted to go around them and avoid everything I could also do that I could hit just about anything in this and feel confident that my ski was going to turn the way I wanted it to and that the condition wasn't going to affect the ski. And so a lot of parallels probably with tree skiing too you know it's when you think about skiing in the trees sometimes you're thinking about deep powder not always the case you know we have a lot of good tight trees around here they do get skied out so it's not like you want 105 110 underfoot for you know a daily ski wherein the conditions get packed out so 88 underfoot we're still talking about that nice maneuverability you know pretty stiff in the tail which I think is helpful in the trees how do you feel like they were you know in those tighter situations? I definitely like a stiffer tail I think it releases easily when you need it to but when you're in those trees you almost want that control around those tighter turns we talked about that one quiver ski all the time and if I had to choose one which I don't want to if I had to choose one this would probably be my option for this year I really I felt confident going everywhere on the mountain and the trees are something that I've always struggled with in the east coast because they're narrower and you know with this length and this width the slight turn in the tail but it's still a stiff tail it works all beautifully out there

 88 underfoot so we're going to get that good mix of floating and carving. Here at Stowe we get a lot of days with a little bit of snow so depending on where you are that really makes a lot of sense. So Allie you've skied on this you're what I would call a classic all-mountain skier little bit of everything how do you feel like this goes let's start with like groomers and then move into more off-piste stuff. So groomers what do you got? I was pleasantly surprised by this ski it is light and agile but with that line technology in there it is a little more dampening under the foot so you're not feeling that vibration you're able to carve edge to edge really easily with the shape of the nose you can definitely get into that turn easily and the tail is going to hold you there but it also allows a little release with that just slight upturn in the tail and we're talking very slight

 So I had a breeze on these on the groomers I would take these almost everywhere I think that if it were a wide variety of skiers even from intermediate to expert level I think that anyone can get on this and really have some fun on it especially on the front side. Yeah and I've skied on the men's version I had this same experience where you know it it was very natural feeling underfoot you know not a lot of vibrations at all so that's one of the things that a lot of skiers are looking for is how damp is this ski did you feel like it was too heavy at all though or? No I skied this on a slightly chattery day a little icy with some crud around on the sides of the trails and I felt that I could maneuver through the crud pretty easily but I wasn't my legs weren't vibrating and shaking I wasn't chattering on the ice I really felt very stable on it. Cool and also this VAS technology in the tip really lightens it so when you're if you're talking about swing weight you know that tip is going to engage better but it's not going to flop around because of that technology so this air tip is lighter so you feel that you know with initiating the turn and I feel like that really helps with keeping the vibrations down too which is a nice combination to have with the stable and light weight. Moguls I saw you bumping off in some of those videos

This week Bob and Alli chat about the 2020 Rossignol Experience 88 W and how it's an exceptionally well rounded ski that a lot of different ability levels can enjoy.

Full Review: https://www.skiessentials.com/Chairlift-Chat/2020-Rossignol-Experience-88-Ti-Womens-Ski-Review

2020 Ski Test Results: https://www.skiessentials.com/2020-ski-test/skis/2020-rossignol-experience-88-ti-w/

2020 Rossignol Experience 88 Ti W Women's Ski Review

 Hey skiers, it's Bob at SkiEssentials.com and I'm Ali.

 Fall is in the air, we've got some leaves turning.

 This time it is the Rossignol Experience 88 Ti Women's and for those familiar with Rossignol

 this Experience line has been pretty popular over the past few years.

 The men's version is very similar to the women's and this 88 like we talk about a lot we feel

 is highly versatile especially for here at Stowe or other eastern resorts where you're

 doing a little bit of everything and that's really where this ski excels.

 For this year the Experience 88 Ti Women's has a wood core with Rossignol's line control

 So from a build standpoint they got this vertical strip of metal going through the center of

 A lot of companies these days are playing with this vertical laminates and a couple

 of things it does is it really prevents the ski from flopping around.

 Most brands that have this technology they see a lot of good things coming out of it

 with the ski just really being stable and damp.

 88 underfoot so we're going to get that good mix of floating and carving.

 Here at Stowe we get a lot of days with a little bit of snow so depending on where you

 So Allie you've skied on this you're what I would call a classic all-mountain skier

 little bit of everything how do you feel like this goes let's start with like groomers and

 I was pleasantly surprised by this ski it is light and agile but with that line technology

 in there it is a little more dampening under the foot so you're not feeling that vibration

 you're able to carve edge to edge really easily with the shape of the nose you can definitely

 get into that turn easily and the tail is going to hold you there but it also allows

 a little release with that just slight upturn in the tail and we're talking very slight.

 So I had a breeze on these on the groomers I would take these almost everywhere I think

 that if it were a wide variety of skiers even from intermediate to expert level I think

 that anyone can get on this and really have some fun on it especially on the front side.

 Yeah and I've skied on the men's version I had this same experience where you know it

 it was very natural feeling underfoot you know not a lot of vibrations at all so that's

 one of the things that a lot of skiers are looking for is how damp is this ski did you

 feel like it was too heavy at all though or?

 No I skied this on a slightly chattery day a little icy with some crud around on the

 sides of the trails and I felt that I could maneuver through the crud pretty easily but

 I wasn't my legs weren't vibrating and shaking I wasn't chattering on the ice I really felt

 Cool and also this VAS technology in the tip really lightens it so when you're if you're

 talking about swing weight you know that tip is going to engage better but it's not going

 to flop around because of that technology so this air tip is lighter so you feel that

 you know with initiating the turn and I feel like that really helps with keeping the vibrations

 down too which is a nice combination to have with the stable and light weight.

 Moguls I saw you bumping off in some of those videos.

 I definitely hit these with the moguls and I'm not one to always go in the moguls but

 I felt pretty confident on these just because of the weight and the stability you know you

 want kind of a stiffer ski when you're going in the moguls but you don't want to be exerted

 you don't want your legs to be tired these did it all they you know I was able to pop

 the turns if I wanted to go around them and avoid everything I could also do that I could

 hit just about anything in this and feel confident that my ski was going to turn the way I wanted

 it to and that the condition wasn't going to affect the ski.

 And so a lot of parallels probably with tree skiing too you know it's when you think about

 skiing in the trees sometimes you're thinking about deep powder not always the case you

 know we have a lot of good tight trees around here they do get skied out so it's not like

 you want 105 110 underfoot for you know a daily ski wherein the conditions get packed

 out so 88 underfoot we're still talking about that nice maneuverability you know pretty

 stiff in the tail which I think is helpful in the trees how do you feel like they were

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