Rossignol Viper XL T-Power

Good grip on ice, difficult to control at fast turns. An okay cruise ship. Best suited for experienced, average riders. It will be more fun to go on learning how they act in the turns.

Riders weight: 80 kg

Must be one of the most unsuccessful attempts to take a superb ski (Viper X) and make a lighter and softer variant (ViperXL). Lack of excitement and life. At higher pressures, the ski responds by damping and ebbing out the response instead of giving feedback. The skis are definitely not suitable for advanced skiers, but can be experienced as positive and fun for the not so powerful driver. However, there are significantly cheaper alternatives then. However, the ski is not to be wrecked with Viper X and S as is the skis to be. That is, good. The guys at Bios have confirmed that Ross realized their mistakes and they promised that the ski will be completely redeveloped next year. Thanks.

Model year: 2001

A pair of good skis that have a nice allround feel in the piste. However, it lacks that little last in terms of speed stability and bite in the ice. It does not give much back to an advanced skier but excellent for a medium-sized "carvare".

Model year: 2001

A couple of really good allround skiing. Has a good grip on ice, responding quickly to the turn. Still very nice and easy skis. Goes well even on soft surfaces ..

Model year: 2001