Rossignol Sky 7 HD Skis 2019
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All Mountain Wide skis are one-quiver for on/off-trail
Medium - ideal for all-mountain, off-trail versatility
Stiff - advanced to experts who want power and control
Rocker/Camber/Rocker skis for versatile all-mountain
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 Brooks I just rode the Rossi Sky 7 HD. I give it 5 out of 5 stars. All new ski for them this year, it made a big difference really easy to turn, and initiates the turns really well. They have a whole new tip in it, that really helps ...Read More
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2018 Rossignol Sky 7 HD Ski Review by Adam.
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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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Q: Hi. I'm a fit 5'-7" 170lb. 61 year old male who wants to get back into skiing after an eight year hiatus and a total hip replacement one year ago. I used to consider myself an advance intermediate to advance skier. I used to enjoy skiing all types of terrain and snow conditions, except for extreme steeps. Would the Sky 7 be an appropriate ski for me and what length should I be looking at. I was thinking around 172's.
Asked : Mar 30, 2018
By : Pops, Calgary, Alberta
By : Pops, Calgary, Alberta
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A: The Sky 7 would be a perfect ski for your needs. It is very versatile offering solid grip on firm snow while still being playful off trail. One thing to note is that is these have a compact radius and significant tip and tail taper so they ski shorter than you would expect. For your height/weight/age the 180 would be the best length.
Answered : Apr 02, 2018
By : Thom
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Q: HI, I am 5' 5". 155lbs, Intermediate - advanced, 68 yrs old, what length is recommended, 164 or 172? Enjoy groomers at a pretty good clip and want to get off the trails a little more!
Asked : Mar 09, 2018
By : Wally, Latrobe, PA
By : Wally, Latrobe, PA
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A: Based on your weight and ability I would recommend the 164cm for you in this ski.
Answered : Mar 12, 2018
By : Adam, Midwest
By : Adam, Midwest
Q: I am 5'3 and weight about 140. Would the 164 sky 7 be to big for me? I also was thinking of getting the women's sky7 at 156. What would you recommend? Thank you
Asked : Jan 24, 2018
By : Tee, Newark, Delaware
By : Tee, Newark, Delaware
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A: With the mounting position and rocker profile making the ski ride shorter, I would recommend the 164cm for you.
Answered : Jan 25, 2018
By : Adam, Midwest
By : Adam, Midwest
Q: What are the differences between the 2017 and the 2018 Sky 7 HDs? What will I notice on the mountain between these 2? I'm a PSIA level ll.
Asked : Jan 13, 2018
By : Pete, Bellevue, Washington
By : Pete, Bellevue, Washington
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A: The major change from the 2017-2018 models is the addition of the Air Tip 2.0 that reduces the weight of the ski a little bit and helps reduce top wobble, while improving flotation in the soft snow.
Answered : Jan 15, 2018
By : Adam, Midwest
By : Adam, Midwest
Q: whats hd mean
Asked : Dec 31, 2017
By : frank, turlock
By : frank, turlock
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A: The HD refers to the addition of the Carbon Alloy Matrix that uses basalt and carbon to increase stability, responsiveness and edge hold.
Answered : Jan 02, 2018
By : Adam, Midwest
By : Adam, Midwest
Q: Will the air tips break or get damaged if I do a butter on these skis?
Asked : Oct 26, 2017
By : JackHowaniec, Auburn Maine
By : JackHowaniec, Auburn Maine
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A: You can do some butters on these if you want to. I have heard of no issues with the Air Tip 2.0. The flex pattern on the Sky 7 really is not designed for freestyle skiing, but they won't break.
Answered : Oct 27, 2017
By : Adam, Midwest
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