2021 Rossignol - Experience 82 BASALT (KONECT)
The Experience 82 Basalt offers a low weight and only edge control. A paulownia wood core reduces overall weight, while basalt layers absorb vibration for a smooth ride. The confidence-inspiring control of the Drive Tip construction works with the Sidecut and Full Sidewall construction for smooth turn initiation and a powerful edge throughout the swing. The 82mm waist provides a fast edge-to-edge feel while offering the width needed to handle a variety of conditions.
Fast Engagement, Fluid Carving
All Trail Sidecut delivers a responsive feel with quick edge engagement and powerful, consistent carving
Confident, Vibration-Free Control
Drive Tip Solution blends directional fibers in the tip with soft dampening material through the forebody to absorb vibration for confidence-boosting control
Lightweight Stability
Basalt fibers enhance power and stability while removing vibrations
Paulownia wood core reduces ski weight for a balance of weight, power and maneuverability
Maximum Edge Control
Rectangular Sidewall construction delivers race-proven grip, precision and power
Blending directional fibers in the tip of the ski with soft visco material through the forebody, our new Drive Tip Solution harnesses and eliminates vibrations moving through undulating terrain and harsh snow conditions for confidence boosting touch and control.
Stronger and lighter than fiberglass and with more elasticity than carbon, basalt fibers enhance power and stability while removing vibrations.
Adapted for every terrain and snow condition, our new ALLTRAIL PROFILE delivers a balanced blend of hard snow precision and soft snow playfulness.
PREMIUM HARDTOP
Our new Premium HARDTOP offers uncompromising topsheet durability and graphic richness to protect and prolong the life of your skis.
ALL TRAIL SIDECUT
All Trail Sidecuts delivers instant engagement and a powerful turn for fluid, dynamic and comfortable carving performance.
Reduces weight up to 30% for enhanced agility, maneuverability, and control.
