The mountain becomes a playground with the Rossignol Sender Free 100 skis. Built for creative freeriders dedicated to seeking out new lines across both inbounds and backcountry terrain, these skis combine the effortless float of a powder ski with the confident edge hold of an all-mountain charger. Twin rocker paired with a progressive sidecut enables smooth slashes, smears, and presses in soft snow. Complete with a responsive wood core and a lightweight Air Tip, the Sender Free 100 serves up agile playfulness and high-speed stability wherever the snow leads.
Intended Use: Freeride, All-Mountain, Powder
Ability Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Flex: Medium-Stiff
Profile: Twin Rocker
Shape: Progressive Sidecut / Directional Twin
Dimensions (Tip / Waist / Tail): 131 - 100 - 123 mm (size dependent range: 130-99-122 to 132-101-124 mm)
Turning Radius: 18 m (size dependent range: 13 m to 25 m)
Core: PEFC Poplar Wood Core
Construction: Rectangular Full Sidewall
Base: Sintered HD Base
Weight: 1.9 kg per ski (size dependent range: 1.7 kg - 2.1 kg)
Air Tip: Concentrates ski mass underfoot while lightening the tip and tail, dramatically reducing swing weight for easier pivoting and enhanced flotation in powder.
PEFC Poplar Wood Core: Balances weight, pop, and dampness using sustainably sourced wood to provide lively energy and smooth vibration absorption.
Rectangular Full Sidewall: Features horizontal layering of core materials combined with full-length vertical sidewalls to deliver edge grip, power transmission, and stability.
Twin Rocker: Features high tip and tail rocker with traditional camber underfoot, enabling easy release, smearing, and float in deep snow without sacrificing edge hold on firm pack.
Progressive Sidecut: Modern sidecut shape designed to engage seamlessly into turns while allowing quick, intuitive speed control and agile maneuvering through trees and tight chutes.
VAS (Vibration Absorption System): Integrates dampening materials into the ski structure to neutralize chatter and terrain feedback, providing consistent snow contact at high speeds.
