Rossi Sender 104Ti

I Demoed the Rossignol Sender 104Ti in a 186cm.
Dimensions: 139/106/129 (Rossignol lied when they said it was a 104 it's really 106)
Turning Radius: 21 meters
Weight: 4 kilograms for the pair
For reference, I am 183cm and 75kg and I demoed the 186cm (I usually like my skis longer than the average skier.) I would most likely go between eyes to your height for the average advanced skier. I say this because the rocker makes the ski feel shorter than it really is, but if you are more on the intermediate side of skis, I would go shorter down to nose level, but if you are a beginner. (ie. you cant really ski blues with confidence I don’t think this ski is for you.)

[@obi-john218]

I commend you for putting in the time and effort to produce a nice video. The video footage, the commentary, and the word graphics are all good. However, if you want to do credible ski reviews, you need to work on improving your ski technique. In the video, we see that your skis are mostly skidding sideways down the mountain which is not how good skiers ski nor how skis are designed to perform. Find someone who can coach you in how to carve arcs and it will open up a whole new world of high-performance skiing for you and give you a much greater ability to evaluate how skis perform as well as elevate the level of your reviews.
Keep up the good work of putting out videos and now add to that a higher level of ski technique for your enjoyment and credibility.

[@DasYetiSports]

First of all I’m humbled, definitely conflicted when I first read this but after reading a couple times and watching the videos more, you were right. I appreciate your honest feedback and encouragement. Comments like this give me the motivation to be a better skiier. Thanks