Rossignol Arcade 80 Skis with Xpress 10 GW Bindings 2027
Pickup available at First Stop Board Barn Killington Retail Store
Usually ready in 24 hours
The Rossignol Arcade 80 skis with Xpress 10 GW bindings offer a lightweight feel and confident carving for exploring the resort. Designed for beginner and intermediate skiers, they combine grip and agility for changing on-piste snow conditions, from first chair to the final lap.
Key Features
- Tip and tail rocker: A progressive tip and early-rise tail balance hard-snow precision with soft-snow playfulness for varied terrain and conditions.
- V-A-S vibration damping: Reduces vibration and absorbs shock for smooth snow contact and a connected feel.
- PEFC poplar wood core: Balances damping, elasticity and weight savings.
- Fiberglass reinforcement: Provides elasticity, with different weights and weaves allowing tailored flex and torsional resistance.
- Cap construction: The listed construction uses topsheet material that rolls from edge to edge without sidewalls for lightweight handling, comfortable skiing and resistance to chipping.
- Extended sidecut: Extends into the tip to increase snow contact and grip at higher speeds while allowing easier, playful rotation at lower speeds.
- Sintered base: Balances glide and durability.
- Premium Hardtop: A durable topsheet protects the skis and maintains graphic richness.
- Line Control Technology (LCT): The supplied technology description lists a central vertical power rail in the wood core to counter reverse flex, maintain stable snow contact and support line control while retaining energy.
Specifications
| Model reference | RAOFZ01000 |
|---|---|
| Included bindings | Xpress 10 GW |
| Tip / waist / tail | 130 / 80 / 118 mm |
| Core | PEFC poplar wood core |
| Reinforcement listed in specifications | Fiberglass |
| Construction listed in specifications | Cap |
| Rocker | Tip and tail rocker |
| Topsheet | Hardtop |
Specification Notes
The supplied overview also mentions Air Tip technology, carbon layers and sidewall construction, while the specification table lists fiberglass reinforcement and cap construction. These construction details need confirmation.
The source lists radius values of 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, and weight values of 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6 and 1.7. It does not identify their units or matching ski lengths, so these values have not been assigned to individual sizes.