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Rossignol Sky 7 HD Skis 2019
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$699.95
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All Mountain Wide skis are one-quiver for on/off-trail
Medium - ideal for all-mountain, off-trail versatility
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The Sky 7 HD from Rossignol is a perfect ski for the skier looking for excellent soft snow skiing ability can carve on the frontside of the mountain too. Rossignol's Carbon Alloy Matrix is made from a blend of carbon and basalt to give the Sky 7 a solid grip on the firm snow and vibration absorption without adding extra weight to the ski. The new Air Tip 2.0 Construction does a fantastic job of pulling heavier material away from the tip and tail of the ski to lower the swingweight and improve the maneuverability. The newest incarnation of the Air Tip as a reinforced structure that eliminates tip wobble that skis with a heavily rockered tip can get. Rossi's Powder Turn Rocker helps the Sky 7 HD ride great in the deep snow while feeling edgy and nimble on those days where the snowpack is keeping you on the groomers.
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I have demo'd quite a few pairs in the last 4 years and by far I found the Sky 7's the funniest, quickest, and most well balanced ski for my body height and weight. Almost 6 ft but only around 15o lbs I do not need a heavy flat ski. It ho...Read More
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Hi I'm Adam and I was just skiing on the Rossignol Sky 7 HD. I give this ski 4 out of 5 stars. Strong intermediate all the way up to expert skier looking for a lot of versatility in it. 98mm underfoot generous amount of rocker and tip taper...Read More
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2018 Rossignol Sky 7 HD Ski Review by Thom.
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Hi I'm Thom I just got off the Rossignol Sky 7, this is a 5 out of 5 star ski for me. Completely re-designed for this year with the new air tip 2.0. And it just makes the ski a lot more versatile. For a 98 waisted ski, this thing absolutely...Read More
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Q: What are the lightest and best bindings to go with the sky 7 hd ? Our what would u suggest to get
Asked : Mar 03, 2019
By : Peter, Southampton ny
By : Peter, Southampton ny
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A: If binding weight is your main concern the lightest option we would recommend pairing with the Sky 7 is the Tyrolia Attack 13. This is a binding that blends performance with a very light construction. If you're willing to sacrifice performance and ease of use you could step down to the Marker Squire which is about 25% lighter.
Answered : Mar 04, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Im looking to buy the Rossi Sky 7. Im 5'8: 172lbs Looking at the 172. Depending on the company I'm 50/50 on off piste. Tend to ski conservatively but still enjoy steeps and bumps Is 172 best option Thanks
Asked : Feb 24, 2019
By : rob, LA
By : rob, LA
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A: At your weight and height we would typically lean towards the 180cm length for this ski. However, if you are conservative and prefer tight controlled turns at lower speeds the 172cm would be acceptable for you.
Answered : Feb 25, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: I'm 5'10" 150lbs and would consider myself a solid advanced intermediate skier that is progressing quickly. I've been exploring more advanced terrain with trees and bumps in Utah the past couple of years and recently demoed the new Exp88 which I really enjoyed. I will be moving to Germany this summer and want a ski (replacing '15/'16 Exp77s that I learned on) that will allow me to really develop into an advanced/expert skier that can take advantage of the Alps, doing more trees/bumps/powder while allowing me to still develop more aggressive carving on piste. I'm currently torn between the Exp94s, Sky 7 HD and Soul 7 HD, though I'm open to other brands. My current skis are 160cm but I'm thinking I should be on something more around ~175cm.
Asked : Feb 11, 2019
By : Daniel, Chicago
By : Daniel, Chicago
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A: The Sky 7 HD is really the ski you want to be looking at. The 94-98mm waist width is the most versatile for skiing on and off trail with one pair of skis and the shape of the Sky 7 gives you something that is progressive and super fun off trail. The Experience 94 is still a great all purpose ski but is still more targeted to on trail skiing with a carving focus. The Soul 7 will be such a big departure from what you are familiar with and cost you a lot of on trail performance. At your height and weight you could ski the 171cm or the 180cm depending on if you are looking more for control or stability at speed and float in powder.
Answered : Feb 18, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Size question: i just started skiing 2 yrs ago, but have been progressing well so intermediate transitioning to expert. Been skiing Rossi experience 77 @ 168 which is great on groomers, but want more versatile ski for powder etc. I'm 5'11 180. Not overly aggressive skier but not casual cruiser either. Was thinking 172 for control/ turning but sounding like should go 180? Mostly ski Kootenay region in BC and bit in Montana, Idaho. Many thanks, Bjarne
Asked : Jan 10, 2019
By : Bjarne, Victoria BC
By : Bjarne, Victoria BC
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A: This would be a great ski for you to transition to, the performance and versatility will be a huge step in the right direction. At your weight and height I would strongly recommend that you go with the 180cm length. The taper and rocker this ski has, combined with a relatively compact turn shape means these skis are super nimble and easy to maneuver so sizing down is not necessary.
Answered : Jan 11, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Is there a difference between the Men's & Women's versions of the Sky 7s? I've heard they're very similar and I'd much prefer the orange to the W's pink colour if there's little difference between the two.... Also wondering about length (5'6"/170lbs); was thinking of going for the 172's but not sure?
Asked : Dec 28, 2018
By : Melanie, Calgary, Alberta
By : Melanie, Calgary, Alberta
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A: The only difference between the Sky 7 HD and Sky 7 HD W is the graphic, otherwise they are the same ski. At your weight and height the 172cm length would be great if you are an aggressive skier, if you are most casual to intermediate size down to the 164.
Answered : Dec 31, 2018
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: What is the difference between the 2018 and 2019 Sky 7 models
Asked : Dec 22, 2018
By : John, Scottsdale, AZ
By : John, Scottsdale, AZ
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A: The 2018 Sky 7 is identical to the 2019 Sky 7, it is a 2 year model.
Answered : Dec 24, 2018
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Hi, thanks for the great reviews! I want to buy a one quiver ski with AT binding for both on and off piste including touring. Plan to buy the Rossignol Sky 7 HD as I very much value maneuverability both off and on piste (I love short turns on groomers). However the ski should allow some carving and edge hold at decent speed on groomers, but I do not ski overly fast and aggressive. I tested the Soul 7 (not Sky 7) in last version (not the HD). Great maneuverability and off piste performance but did lack edge hold on groomers for my opinion. From your reviews the Sky 7 HD should provide that mix. I am 37 years, 6‘1‘‘, 183 lbs and advanced skier. What length would you recommend, 180? or even 188 for more stability? In carving skis on groomers I prefer shorter length for maneuverability, around 160-170. Or would you rather recommend the Salomon QST 99 or K2 Pinnacle 95 ti for my purpose? Thanks a lot!
Asked : Dec 16, 2018
By : Phil, New York City
By : Phil, New York City
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A: The newest HD version does have a little more boosting power and edge grip when you are on piste, with a high amount of rocker in the tip and tail that is great to ride in soft snow. Based on your weight and ability I would recommend the 180cm unless you are very aggressive. If you want quicker turning you should stay with the 180cm unless more flotation is more important to you, in that case you will want the 188cm. The QST 99 is a little stronger of a carver on piste, but loses a little bit in flotation compared to the rocker profile of the Sky 7. I don't really recommend the Pinnacle 90 Ti if you are going to be adding an AT binding, it's just a little too heavy.
Answered : Dec 17, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: Hi there, I am 6'1 and was wondering which size you think is best? I was thinking 188 as the 180 may be too short ?
Asked : Dec 14, 2018
By : Mel, Calgary
By : Mel, Calgary
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A: Your weight is the most determining factor when selecting ski length. If you are height/weight proportionate and a less aggressive skier who spends more time on piste than off, I would say the 180cm. If you are heavy for your height, more aggressive or spend most of your time off piste I would recommend the 188cm.
Answered : Dec 17, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: I am an expert skier with over 35 yrs experience (175lbs) and am thinking of purchase some new skis after about just renting for many years. I try to only ski bumps or powder so am looking for something that excels at both, which I know is a contradiction. I would however lean toward a narrower side-cut for quicker turns in bumps and couloirs. The range of options these days is quite confusing so was hoping for some guidance. This Rossy, the Kendo, the Enforcer, the Navigators and J-Ski Allplay all look attractive. Do you have any recommendations?
Asked : Nov 29, 2018
By : mat, Los Gatos
By : mat, Los Gatos
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A: The Sky 7 HD is an excellent ski for powder and does pretty well in the bumps. It slightly softer flex pattern makes it a little stronger in the desired conditions than the other skis you have mentioned.
Answered : Nov 30, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
Q: Q: Everything is fine but what about speeding. I really like to go fast and also in my country there are some tracks which has no slope at all. Due to it is all mountain ski does it mean it will be slower on track? Thanks A:The Sky 7 HD if fully capable of taking on any condition. NewQ: Okay, thanks but i didn't ask is it capable i know it is ALL mountain skii. I am just asking is it as fast as on trail skiis? (It is bigger than on trail skiis so doesn't is put some resistance that slows itselft down?)
Asked : Nov 23, 2018
By : Furkan, Turkey
By : Furkan, Turkey
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A: Skis really go as fast as you want them to go or push them to go. The only things that would be slowing them down would be the base structure, wax and snow conditions.
Answered : Nov 26, 2018
By : Adam, United States
By : Adam, United States
