S7 PRO OPEN | Skis | Rossignol | Alpine | Junior |

S7 PRO OPEN

The new S7 Pro is an all-mountain powder ski for young, hard-charging freeskiers. Featuring the S-Series' award-winning blend of versatility and float, the S7 Pro supplies lightweight twin-tip agility and enhanced durability for freeride dominance. Powder Turn Rocker delivers easy maneuverability and instant speed control, making powder skiing easier and more fun. Centered Sidecut provides versatility and edging power simply not found in other junior powder skis. The new S7 Pro has a softer flex and shorter size run, so 10-14 year old freeskiers can leave their mark on the mountain.
70% Powder / 30% All-Mountain
RB: Axium 110 XL

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Skills level

Usage

Groomed
50%
Powder

Specs

Reference	RA2QE02
Size Available	140,150,160
Structure	CAP
Core	WOOD FIBERGLASS
Camber height	LOW
Rocker height	HIGH
Camber length	50%
Rocker length	50%
Tip	SPOON TIP
Sidecut	118-90-108
Profile sidecut	CENTERED
Ski Radius	19,3m
System	OPEN

Technologies

Bindings

AXIUM 120 XL SPEEDSET

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RossignolS7 PRO OPEN

4.0

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3/5/2013

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5.0

s7 pro open

By skimafia

from vancouver, CA

About Me Professional

Pros

Smooth Ride

Cons

Heavy

Best Uses

Powder Skiing

Comments about Rossignol S7 PRO OPEN:

awesome skis highly recommaneded

12/8/2012

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

Good Ski for the Young Riper

By Jonesy

from Canada

About Me Expert

Pros

Good Carving Ability

Cons

Poor Construction
Poor Flotation
Poor Ride

Best Uses

Downhill
Groomed Terrain

Comments about Rossignol S7 PRO OPEN:

I used this ski everywhere. Out west, and out east. this ski has good carving ability, holds an edge okay, but has very poor construction. after the first year of me using these skis, they were mangled. the sides were chipped, i had to get them filled in with glue probably 3 times a year at least. the edges were built terrible, they even came off once. They are also not scratch resistant at all. I should disclose that i was not in the park more than 3/4 times a year. i did not hit rails, it was mostly jumps. In powder, these skis did not live up the junior powder ski expectations. I believe it was do the lack of rocker, and excessive camber. This ski did perform well on groomed hills though. I would recommend this product to a young riper looking for a soft twin that is spending the majority of their time on groomed hills. I have the Model from 3 years ago. To my understanding, nothing has changed this year. There are better options out their.