Rossignol BLACKOPS Sender TI

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  • čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
  • Blister breaks down the design of the new Rossignol BLACKOPS Sender Ti. For more info, including our rocker pics, flex pattern numbers, measured specs, and potential comparisons to the BLACKOPS Sender Ti, head to blisterreview....

Komentáře • 10

  • @pezholda5935
    @pezholda5935 Před 4 lety +5

    Good review, Poor sound.

  • @MattShafter
    @MattShafter Před 4 lety

    Why no Elan ski reviews? Or did i miss them?

    • @nomadtrails
      @nomadtrails Před 4 lety +1

      Read blister.com, video is pretty new for Blister, but Elan is well-represented across blister.com reviews.

  • @QUincez
    @QUincez Před 4 lety

    What do you think separates this ski from something like an enforcer 104 or QST 106? Seems like it’s a bit burlier, but what kind of skier would this make the most sense for?

    • @3XH1L
      @3XH1L Před 3 lety

      guys at whistler been stomping huge cliffs on these with lots of upsidedown action

  • @nickfadial864
    @nickfadial864 Před 4 lety +3

    Everyone: For the love of god give us a blackops 108
    Rossignol:
    Literally no one: Can you cut every rental shop's favorite ski line?
    Rossignol: cha bro :)

    • @jmanswat2457
      @jmanswat2457 Před 4 lety

      I've been saying and hoping for the same- A Blackops 108ish ski. But having ridden both the 98 and 118, I can imagine the 104 in the Sender and Rallybird may get the job done. ???

    • @nickfadial864
      @nickfadial864 Před 4 lety

      JMANSWAT but no twined tail :(

    • @Jon-cw8bb
      @Jon-cw8bb Před 3 lety

      @@nickfadial864 m free 108

    • @sidhammer9461
      @sidhammer9461 Před 3 lety +1

      I’m still very sad about the Sickle getting canceled with nothing even close in terms of shape and feel to replace it with 😭 I’m still trying to find something that does so many things as well as my Sickle 186 did (though ideally in a 190 length).
      The S series never did it for me, just too noodly and not enough effective edge/charging capability. The Sickle was such a perfect balance of poppy/pivoty but able to charge through crud and lay railroad tracks through anything soft and hold edge on hard pack.