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Narrow - ideal for on-trail, hardpack & groomed conditions
Stiff - advanced to experts who want power and control
Tip Rocker/Camber skis for edge hold; easy turn initiation
The Rossignol Experience 84 AI is a fantastic ski for the intermediate to advanced skier looking for agility and smooth skiing on the frontside of the mountain. This ski also features LCT (Line Control Technology) which uses a full length power rail that runs down the center of the ski made from ABS material. LCT delivers better ski-to-snow contact for added stability and more responsiveness. The new Air Tip VAS uses vibration dampening materials in the tip to smooth out vibrations so you can have a clean power transfer as you transition between your edges. A layer of Basalt has been added to the core of the E84 that adds more strength without adding any extra weight. The All-Terrain Rocker Profile gives you smooth and easy turn initiation and exit as you slice your way down the groomers. If you are an intermediate skier looking to ramp up the speed and agility on the mountain, the new Rossignol Experience 84 AI will be a perfect ski for you.
Air Tip VAS
LCT Technology
ABS Insert
Rectangular Sidewall
HD Core
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Specifications
Ski Gear Intended Use
All Mountain
What Binding is Included?
NA
Binding DIN
NA
Binding Weight Range
NA
Tip/Waist/Tail Widths
126/84/116mm
Tail Profile
Flared
Actual Turn Radius @ Specified Length
13m (@168cm)
Construction Type
Sidewall
Core Material
Wood
Metal Layer
None
Warranty
One Year
Skill Range
Model Year
2020
Model Number
RAHFI02.168
Product ID
600489
Shipping Restriction
This item is not available for shipment outside of the United States.
I have had these skis for two seasons now. Previously, I owned and skied a pair of Rossi racing quasi-skis. (At this point, I don’t remember the model — though I skied them for 10 years.) For me, the 84 Exp. are a good transition from m...Read More
I have had these skis for two seasons now. Previously, I owned and skied a pair of Rossi racing quasi-skis. (At this point, I don’t remember the model — though I skied them for 10 years.) For me, the 84 Exp. are a good transition from my narrower skis, and I definitely did not want a wide honker ski. I ski largely packed, front-side slopes. The 84s did well in modest powder when I skied at Vail and Beaver Creek two years ago, but they aren’t “powder skis”.
The 84s feel relatively light, compared to my older skis which are almost twice the weight, so are easier to carve and push.
My only negative, hence 4-stars, is that the 84s are not quite as stable at higher speeds. The tips tend to chatter a bit. This is compared to my old Rossi’s which felt glued to the slope, but made me work a little harder.
I have been skiing for 55 years now (I’m 67) and hope to get another 10 years under my belt. The 84s help me keep up with my kids, so that’s good for me.Hide
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I have been skiing for most of my life. (I started at age 12 and am now 66.) I keep my equipment for a number of years (average about 8 years) since some season I ski a lot and others very little (depends on snow in the mid-Atlantic). I bou...Read More
I have been skiing for most of my life. (I started at age 12 and am now 66.) I keep my equipment for a number of years (average about 8 years) since some season I ski a lot and others very little (depends on snow in the mid-Atlantic). I bought this as an impulse buy since I realized my last skis were 10 years old. My last pair were Rossi semi-comp skis. By comparison, the Exp. 84 AI are easier to turn and carve with less effort. At first I thought the fatter mid ski would be hard to get used to, but in reality going back to my older skis (I keep them as “rock” skis) is far tougher. The 84 AI seem to float over most snow and generally edge well in icy conditions. I skied in PA, VT and CO last season and the ski handled all conditions well.
My only negatives are they are not the best at bumps, if that’s your preference. Also, they are not as stabile at higher speeds (25-30mph) compared to my older Rossi skis. I feel the tip tends to chatter a bit more and is not quite as well damped. But I think that’s the price one pays for an easier turning ski.
Overall, this is a very nice, forgiving all-round ski. I’m happy with my purchase, which I should be given they may be my last pair.Hide
Q: Q: Interested in Rossignol experience 84 AI. I'm 6' 2" tall, 190 lbs, 72 year old intermediate skier primarily staying on groomed blues. What length do you recommend? Thanks.
Q: Interested in Rossignol experience 84 AI. I'm 6' 2" tall, 72 years old intermediate skier primarily staying on groomed blues. What length do you recommend? Thanks.
A: Length depends mainly on weight. We have our size chart available next to the length selection or you can resend the question with your weight and we can help you further.
Answered : Aug 06, 2021
By : lan, United States
Q: Hi! I am looking at the Rossignol Experience 84 and trying to determine length. Here is my info: Age 51 6'2€ 205 pounds East Coast skiing only Advanced Prefer quick turns and medium speeds Occasionally trees and bumps Any insight would be much appreciated! - KR
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