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Rossi Soul 7s

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backwoodbandit
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I just saw the rossi soul 7s. Has anyone rode these skis or know someone who rides them? Also how do they perform in the park? Thanks
Feb 21 2014 10:59AM
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ECSkiier
Posts: 238 - Karma: 198
I don't know anyone who rides them but if you look up reviews, all the testers said they love them. As for park you can use any ski you want in the park, but this one isn't geared toward park. It's not a full twin tip and is meant more for all mt and fresh pow
Feb 21 2014 11:43AM
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charmander
Posts: 10636 - Karma: 370
It's a fun all mountain ski, they're pretty playful but definitely have a speed limit.

U haven't even been in a park this year so i have no idea how they do in that environment.
Feb 21 2014 11:46AM
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Dr.Dickless
Posts: 2620 - Karma: 1,392
Just don't do it, if your really set on getting a Rossignol ski, do yourself a favor and get a pair of Scratch BC's it was the last decent ski they made
Feb 21 2014 11:51AM
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tomPietrowski
Posts: 7147 - Karma: 17,507
The soul 7 was one ski that really inpressed me this season. They are a really fun little ski. The swing weight is super low obviously so the ski pivots really fast. Its great in trees and very fast to throw around. However they are a very directional ski, they dont have a symetrical rocker so dont expect to be riding switch too much.

But if your after a really playfull all mnt directional ski, there are not many better this season.
Feb 22 2014 6:27AM
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Lemuel
Posts: 14490 - Karma: 10,630
I thought it skied really well, except it's not a twin tip so I would never buy it. Not going to be a great park ski. It's gets softer as you go up in length, very weird how they did that. The 172 is like a 2x4, the 180 is more of a mid flex, and the 188 has a super soft nose.
Feb 22 2014 7:59AM
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