Rossignol Experience 80 HD Skis with Xpress 11 Bindings
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Frontside skis are narrow for carving on-trail
Narrow - ideal for on-trail, hardpack & groomed conditions
Medium - the casual skier with athletic ability
Rocker/Camber/Rocker skis for versatile all-mountain
The Experience 80 HD from Rossignol makes an incredible value for the athletic intermediate to advanced skier looking for a lightweight and easy to carve ski. The Carbon Alloy Matrix is made from basalt and carbon to deliver an extra edge hold and boost of stability on firm conditions or faster speeds. Rossi's Air Tip Construction pulls heavier material away from the tip of the ski for a lower swingweight and easier maneuvering into any turn shape with ease. An Extended Sidecut provides you with more sidecut when you are putting more edge angle on your skis at faster speeds and less sidecut when you are skiing at slower speeds to make this a perfect ski for dads skiing with little kids who get to cut lose from time to time. Auto Turn Rocker has a small amount of rocker in the tip and tail for effortless turning while the camber underfoot grips the snow and provides rebound. If you want a ski that is very easy to ride and packed with performance when you need it, the Experience 80 HD is a perfect option.
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I have owned the experience 80 for a two seasons now, and it ROCKS on the groomers. In addition, is is such a versatile, easy-riding ski, almost anyone will have fun on it, from a beginner to advanced. I highly recommend it for the up-and-c...Read More
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2018 Rossignol Experience 80 HD Ski Review by Adam.
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Hi I'm Adam and I was just skiing on the new Rossignol Experience 80 HD. I give this ski 5 out of 5 stars, this is an excellent ride for your solid intermediate skier who is really looking for a good ski to slide around on the green and blu...Read More
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2018 Rossignol Experience 80 HD Ski Review by Thom.
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Hi I'm Thom I just got off the Rossignol Experience 80, I give this ski 4 out of 5 stars. its definitely aimed at your person who is getting out of rental gear, has had some skiing background up to your solid intermediate cruiser skier. Def...Read More
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Q: I'm 5'9 and 170lbs, 40 yrs old and workout regularly. I just started skiing this year a few times (greens and starting blues, groomed East coast only) and hope to become a solid intermediate in the future on my next purchase of skis and have decided to buy these E80s after much research. What size of E80s is ideal for me? Can someone who has actually skied on or owns the E80s tell me? Thank you!
Asked : Apr 26, 2018
By : Newbie, Atlanta, GA
By : Newbie, Atlanta, GA
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A: Based on your weight and ability I would recommend the 168cm E80 HD. I imagine that this length is shorter than what you were renting. Rental shops are always sizing people in skis too short. A ski that is too short for your weight will actually take control away from you rather than giving you rebound to help push you into your next turn. The E80 HD has a fair amount of rocker in the tip and tail that does make it ride a little shorter than it measures.
Answered : Apr 27, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: Hi...just trying to get a size suggestion. I'm a 46 year old expert skier who is just getting back into skiing after a 10+ year break. I'm a 5"8", 160lb cyclist/ex-racer who strength-trains. Currently I'm riding a set of Blizzard RC Ti's in 172 cm that I've come to love, but I'm looking for something a bit more relaxed to ride with the family. Would you recommend the Experience 80 in 168 cm or 176 cm. Thanks
Asked : Mar 12, 2018
By : Sean, Boston
By : Sean, Boston
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A: Based on your experience, current ski, level of strength and athleticism I do not think the Experience 80 would be enough ski for you, even if you are looking for a relaxed option. I would steer you towards the Rossignol Experience 88 HD at 172cm.
Answered : Mar 13, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: If I bought ski and boots separately from skis.com, and give my height/weight and boots info. Would it be eligible for a free binding mounting service from skis.com?
Asked : Feb 20, 2018
By : Ning, JERSEY CITY
By : Ning, JERSEY CITY
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A: The boots and skis must be on the same order for us to install bindings. We can only install bindings if boots are purchased with the skis. The actual boot that is going into the binding is required for proper installation, adjustment and release testing. Please understand that this is for the safety of the user.
Answered : Feb 21, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: I am intermediate skier, 142 lb. at 5'4", I ski cautious/slow in black diamond, ski average in blues, ski only groomed. Which length do you recommend? Which ski have better edge grip in icy condition 80HD or Atomic Vantage X 75 at 156?
Asked : Feb 18, 2018
By : Tom, Philadelphia, PA
By : Tom, Philadelphia, PA
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A: Based on your weight and ability I would recommend the 152cm. In my opinion the E80 HD will have a better edge hold on firmer conditions. It is a slightly stiffer ski.
Answered : Feb 19, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: I am an int./int.adv. skier weighing 173 lb at 5'10" which length would be optimal for me? I'm inclined to like the shorter ski because they seem easier to turn.
Asked : Jan 31, 2018
By : Kristian, Copenhagen
By : Kristian, Copenhagen
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A: Based on your weight and ability, I would recommend the 176cm for you. The amount of rocker in the Experience line makes the ride a little shorter than they measure.
Answered : Feb 01, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: Please confirm that these are in fact the 2018 model-I think so!
Asked : Nov 30, 2017
By : Roy, Carbondale, CO
By : Roy, Carbondale, CO
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A: Yes, this is in fact the 2018 model.
Answered : Dec 04, 2017
By : Adam, United States
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