Sender 100 | 2027

If your perfect ski day involves hunting side hits, weaving through tight glades and sneaking in a park lap before heading to the lot with the homies, the Sender 100 belongs under your boots. Compared to the popular Soul series, the Sender 100 feels more playful, yet it still carries the turn-driven DNA Rossignol skis are known for. It doesn't fully lean into the extraordinarily soft flex that some skis in the 100-mm class possess. Instead, it strikes a middle ground that blends stability with freedom, keeping things fun.

The ski feels most comfortable when it's up on edge and moving at speed. Rolling it into medium-radius turns produces a solid, predictable feel and the platform underfoot stays composed even when the snow starts getting choppy. It also proved capable of snapping into quick and short turns when terrain tightened up, making it easy to pivot through bumps, trees or shoots. It won't plow through bulletproof conditions like a heavy metal ski, but for a mid-waisted freeride plank, it holds an edge with total confidence.

The Sender 100 sets itself apart from the competition for versatility, with a backbone to stomp a landing and the flexibility to butter and pop easily. That mix makes it easy to ski with a slightly more centered stance to play around with terrain instead of feeling locked into a directional style all day.

The Sender 100 is for skiers who want a stable, confidence-inspiring, all-mountain ski that can still bounce and slash-the ideal spring ski.