Rossignol Voodoo SC80 Downhill Skis with Freebeam/Saphir 110 Bindings - Women's

Description

The Rossignol Voodoo SC80 freeride ski is for expert skiers who want a totally versatile ski. The ski is now 80m in the waist instead of 78mm giving the Rossignol Voodoo SC80 skis even more flotation in crud and powder. This ski is made for 50% Piste and 50% off-piste. The Rossignol Voodoo SC80 skis have a new dampening system. The Free Absorber Technology (FAT) is made from integrating aluminum and Visco components into the construction of the ski. The Visco is for vibration absorption and dampening, which reduces shocks and vibrations. Also new to the Rossignol Voodoo SC80 skis have Shark Nose Technology. The Phantom 80 and 95 utilize Rossignol's new Shark Nose technology. An aluminum insert integrated into the tip of the ski increases torsional rigidity for more control at high speeds. This allows the ski to push through inconsistent snow without being deflected.
All Rossignol women's skis are developed and tested by women, and are tailored to the needs and demands of the female skier. Special graphics were designed by our women's team to further differentiate our women's products from the unisex collection.

Features

• Sidecut: 122-80-109
• Radius: 16.6 m (174)
• Binding: Saphir 110
• Free Absorber - This interface, dedicated to Freeriding, relies on a shock absorbing material built into the surface of the ski beneath the binding. The absorber filters out vibrations and increases comfort while ensuring maximum ski/snow contact. Improved sensations; precision; comfort; tolerance
• Free Dualtec - This construction couples a cap with sidewalls sloped at 20ø to facilitate pivoting and skidding. The cap provides more precision and protects the sidewalls, thus providing optimum kick transmission on the edges. Precision; grip; ease; durability; performance.
• Shark Nose - Aluminum insert under the tip. Improves twist resistance at high speeds for extra ski control on and off-trail.
• Shockwalls - The sidewalls are made from two overlaid materials. The top component is compressible and dampens shocks beneath the binding, thus protecting the skier and the ski. The other material is ultra-rigid and ensures maximum grip along the whole length of the ski. Power; response; grip; strength .