Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

Super fun carving ski, they are fatter than race skis so pretty versatile but definitely are best when just cruising on the groomers. They hold an edge on anything!

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

These bad boys were lighter than my old Solomon 1080 rig, but I would not consider them to be featherweights. But then again, they felt pretty equal with some other gear that I have seen.

These skis were fast! I was not intending on flying down the mountain while skiing them for a full week in Park City, but these puppies had me flying across even the flattest terrain.

I enjoyed these skis and I am guessing that you will too - if not, don't blame me.

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

Great all around ski that works well in both moguls and downhill and floats pretty good in the pow pow. If you dont want to have skiis for each terrain to carry around this is a good alternative.

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

Nice skies for carving. Not like a reace ski but almost

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

Family skis a couple weekends a month.
Skis are a little on the heavy side.

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

Great ski for the Beer League Racer! Great turning radius.

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

I am skiing predominantly groomed terrain and I was looking for skis which can hold on steep terrain and provide me with extra control at great speed. These Rossignols simply do the work. Just let them carve and enjoy the speed and the scene. I am very satisfied with my purchase.

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

I skied about 40 days last year, mostly in Eastern Canada. The ski was great on icy conditions, hard packed and light powder. I did try to ski with these on deep powder out West and had to switch them out for fattys real fast! I love the ski for my uses. I do think they are very heavy, but I also think no one will steal them because no one could get very far running away with them!

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

good ski for the price

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

I picked up a used set of these for less than $300 and I am VERY pleased that I did! I had looked at all of the name brands for 3-4 months and narrowed it down to a couple of choices based upon reviews and on-line research...... then I tripped across these at a ski sale. They work very well, are smooth, grip just right, and I haven't noticed the "chatter" that some note. The only downside I have after a season of skiing on them is that they are a bit heavy - and that can wear on your legs if you ski places without ski rests. Bottom line - I would highly recommend any of the Rossi Mutix line as my friend has a Z-series and he loves his too! I would have given them 5 stars, but the weight makes them just a tad less.

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

Use these ski's for everyday usage with the family - great edge to edge - stable and good hold on ice - i bit heavy and the arm's give great flexibility buy make up you mind at home and don't expect to be changing them out in the back of a car on a cold day

Comments about Rossignol Radical R11 Mutix Skis + Rossignol Axial 140 Ti Bindings 2008:

The ski is well made, however it is wider than traditional race skis- this makes them slightly heavier. Similarly, the ski seems a little wobbly at higher speeds when transitioning from edge to edge- this is also probably due to the extra wide size in the head and the tail. I would recommend the skis to advanced skiers who are looking for a race quality ski on the groomers. Furthermore, I recommend using the R11's with long radius bands rather than the short ones. With the short bands in I found the skis a little too snappy, but I favor a little dampening in the shovel of the ski. If you can accord race skis, get them; if not, these are a great alternative for the advanced skier.