Rossignol Scratch BC (Page 4)

Super! Works perfectly in the offpiste on both loose and tight. Not as stable as Monster at really high speed, but much fun and more life. Feels like a couple of compact discs from the 70's at low speed but wakes alive immediately as the speed increases. Really gives a nice response and snow contact. Also works in hard pants, if the cut is the right one and in a softer pistol they swing like any hard-cut pistraces. Very stable at landings and lets a guy like me test both jump and drop. Delightful jumping noise at landing. When loose ground is my main goal and just hope for a little "leisure time" I have chosen the length 188 cm.

Model year: 2004
Riders weight: 90 kg

Have finally tried my sprint's Scratch BC (182) and got a very good first impression. Had previously traveled on really narrow and short skis and at least expected a number of skiing days before I started to learn the skis. But already the first ride they were absolutely wonderful. Did not feel everyone's wide and clumsy. Paraglid unevenness was very good and was crazy to jump with.

Model year: 2004
Riders weight: 72 kg

Lovely ski, have driven it in a pistil, dull and a little sneezing. Absolutely the cannon in the breeze and the fresh snow and bites well in the piste. Have not tested in "bottomless" but it's safe enough there too, then you'll probably have the rear mounting and not the jib mounting. Went on 188'an

Model year: 2003
Riders weight: 75 kg

Very good skiing, requires its skier, but a sabla press in if you want to drive quickly on all surfaces.
Heavy in short-range but otherwise works really well. When not really reaching a fifth, but this is a 4+ with two stars in the edge.

Model year: 2003
Riders weight: 75 kg

Unbelievably nice skiing in the pillows and wasting, going on track. Rather heavy driven when departing from the ski's natural swing radius, requires strong legs. The best ski I drove!

Model year: 2003
Riders weight: 80 kg

Have been driving since February on the new model of Scratch BC, light bite / orange and think it's a very nice ski that seems to fit hard pist as well as all sorts of offpiste. Long groomed trails make it easy to drive a car, is also easy to reach at short distances. Swing radius 21.3m (182) But it's in the offpiste that makes the most of this ski, easy-going, legally hard skis that swallow bumps and irregularities very well. One should not choose for short model of this ski because it is a twintip ski, recomendation: purchase

Model year: 2004

Among the best skiing I drove. Have spent 60 days on it this year and run all the conditions that might be possible. To jibbing is good even though it's not a real jump skid. Lively in the piste and really fun to swing with. It's incredibly good and it's always easy to handle. Especially good in rocky parties and down couloirer. In pillows, it works very well in addition to having to stand behind sometimes to prevent the nose from diving. In summary a fantastic ski! (rear mount 2 cm)

Model year: 2003

Tried this ski in winter both in alpine and with telis. Would say that it is a very good ski, which works very well in both the piste and off-piste. Also, it was very stable at high speed.

Model year: 2003

Can only say; nice ski! It is not only a very nice offpiste skiing but it also works perfectly in the piste.

Model year: 2003

Hi, Link binding and this skiing is a combination I recommend for those who like to have the hell loose.

That this skiing is not a moment I disagree, but by all means, it's the exploration you should have, maybe you should look for something else!

Skien is a good all-round alternative, a ski well-known for the name BC (back country). In stiffness, it is somewhere between the Salomon Pocket Rocket and Rossignol XXX. Skien deserves a 5.

Model year: 2003