Rossignol Sender 104 Ti

Strengths:
Speed stable, easy to turn and nimble and very good flow in loose snow. Quick to get used to.

Weaknesses:
Felt heavy but it could have been the bindings of course. Doesn't really have any weak points, but I think the ski suits a strong and active skier best as it is quite stiff.

Summary:
A superb freeride ski that tackles all types of snow with no problem. Very stable at speed, yet the ski reacts quickly and turns nimbly and precisely. Tried 178cm and thought it would feel short as I'm used to longer skis. Didn't miss a single cm during the week I wore these. Got to experience all types of snow and both flat pistes, forest, steep chutes, powder fields, humps, ice, etc. Flow and speed stability were excellent and it bit well even on icy pistes. Humps, debris snow, powder or slush work just as well. It's just a matter of pointing the tips where you want and gasping.
One of the best freeride skis I've ever tried!

Model year: 2023
Riding style: Rides everything!
Length on the ski: 178 cm
Riders weight: 85 kg
Riders length: 173 cm

Strengths:
Versatile, very stable and safe in messy snow and high speed. Surprisingly agile and nimble on the piste.

Weaknesses:
No major weakness found yet. It should be mentioned that these skis like to be skied actively.

Summary:
Very competent 1 for all ski.
Went to this one from Blizzard rustler 10 after experiencing rustler as a bit too anxious in bad snow or high speed. (Felt right at home with these)

Does well in powder, woods and the back.
Stable through slush, cauliflower and other messy snow you find in Sweden.

On the piste, they are experienced as nimble with a lot of will to turn and an incredible speed stability.

I ride my 178cm with a shift 13 mounted + 1.5, for a little more play.

I am 173 tall and weigh 72 kg. About 80-100 riding days per season.

Model year: 2022
Riding style: Powder, piste, summit tour.
Length on the ski: 178 cm
Riders weight: 72 kg
Riders length: 173 cm