Rossignol Sender 90 Pro vs Weston Summit

Today we're doing our review of the Rossi Sender 90 Pro. The Sender 90 is one of the most versatile twin tip skis on the market. It's a great free rid...

I have skied the Summits in a variety of conditions ranging from New England hardpack (read, sheer ice) to fluffy powder to bumps, trees, and wide open spaces. On the hardpack, they hold an edge without feeling skittish or chattery, on powder, the big shovel and the rise in the ski tip floats the ski beautifully and gives a nice, "surfy" feel to the ride. They maneuver well in small, tight radius turns in bumps and glades, but hold their own when the terrain opens up for long, carving turns. The only condition where I have found they underperform has been thick, heavy storm snow that has included a mix of snow and rain in the same storm

So I think we can just start right off. We've got this Sender 94 Ti. And perhaps this is the biggest departure from the ski it replaces. I think both ...

By doing the vertical strips, we can use a quarter of the material, keeping them lightweight, but it also maintains the stiffness and dampness of meta...