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ELECTRA SENSOR3 100

The award-winning women's Electra Sensor³ 100: designed to deliver even more precise fit and powerful performance for expert to advanced skiers. The all-new Sensor³ features a 100mm "medium" fit with a new lower shell, upper cuff and liner. The stronger heel pocket and improved-contoured fit efficiently drive energy and movement to the more powerful, reinforced upper cuff. This redesigned upper cuff increases backward support and delivers more energized forward flex for more powerful all-mountain skiing.

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Specs

Reference	RB21230
Size Available	220,225,230,235,240,245,250,255,260,265,270,275
Last	100
Flex index	100
Shell specification	POLYETHER + SENSOR3 POLYCARBONATE INSERT
Bootboard	PU FOAM HARD
Cuff specification	WOMEN SPECIFICS - POLYETHER
Liner - technology	WOMEN THERMO OPTISENSOR FIT - TOTAL THINSULATE® - HEATING SOLE P
Liner - tongue	EASY FIT - ONE-PIECE TOE BOX
Buckles - material	4 MICRO - 100% MAGNESIUM
Buckles - micro	DIAGONAL BUCKLES
Buckles - teeth	ADJUSTABLE TEETH 3 POSITIONS
Canting	DOUBLE CANTING
Power strap	40mm

Technologies

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RossignolELECTRA SENSOR3 100

5.0

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2/15/2013

5.0

Fitting is never too important

By Skiing Poppy

from China

About Me Advanced

Pros

Adjustability
Comfortable
Easy Lacing System
Good Traction
Looks Great
Quality Construction
Warm

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about Rossignol ELECTRA SENSOR3 100:

i bought the sensor 3 100 as a gift for myself after i substaintially improved ski level after the lastest skiing vacation.
The greatest thing about it is the perfect fitting. So close-to-foot, so powerful. It makes me feel more safe and confident when performing. And there is a very good damping effect, which improves the comfort and reduces the fatigue.
One thing quite confusing to me is,i feel kind of slippery underneath the insole for the very first turns. It disappears when i press harder on steep slopes. Seems it only happens when i am simply floating on the moderate slopes. It would be good to know the reason.