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Rossignol Voodoo SC74 Skis + Rossignol Freebeam Saphir Bindings - Women's 2009

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Size:	168 cm
Binding:	Rossignol Freebeam Saphir 110

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Rossignol Voodoo SC74 Skis + Rossignol Freebeam Saphir 110 Bindings - Women's 2009: You don’t wear a down jacket when you’re spring skiing and you don’t need carving skis if you’re not a racer. The Rossignol Voodoo SC74 skis and Freebeam Saphir bindings are perfect for the ladies who crave speed and versatility, but aren’t looking to hit gates or Texas tuck their way down the mountain. For aggressive skiers who want a ski that can take them anywhere, the Rossignol Voodoo SC74 is the answer.

Skier profile: out-of bounds enthusiasts. Ideal for intermediate to advanced women skiers that ski mostly on-piste terrain but like the feel of a freeride ski.
Women’s F.I.T. technology
Plate: Twin Pulsion Free Integral 3 Visco insterts in TPI Free Plate Sandwich Freeride Laminate F.I.T.
Shark nose. ABS shockwall sidewalls.
40% off-piste / 60% piste
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Ability Level	Intermediate - Advanced
Core Material	Wood
Dims: Tip	114
Dims: Waist	74
Dims: Tail	107
Rocker Type	Camber
Tail Type	Flat
Turning Radius	13.4m @ 160

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Rossignol Voodoo SC74 Skis + Rossignol Freebeam Saphir Bindings - Women's 2009

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5 stars

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[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]

Love these skis

By Allison from Whistler, BC on 11/10/2009

Pros:

Durable, Good Carving Ability, Good Grip, Great Flotation, Lightweight, Smooth Ride

Best Uses:

Downhill, Icy Conditions, Moguls, Powder

Describe Yourself:

Intermediate Skier

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Rossignol Voodoo SC74 Skis + Rossignol Freebeam Saphir Bindings - Women's 2009:

I rented a variety of skis last winter looking for "the one". K2 Lotta Luvs were heavy and felt like tubas on my feet. The Burnin Luvs were just as heavy and felt like riding a caddy. A group of friends raved about Volkl Auras and Aurora's. Auras moved like a sled in powder, would not move on groomers, but I was pleasantly surprised they did well on ice. The Aurora's were ok, but just ok. Heavy though. The Rossignol Voodoo 74's were by far my favorite. I am 5'6" and 119 lbs. I floated down the mountain. They were great in powder, groomers, moguls (you feel the bumps), crust and ice (I push hard in the curves). Out West we can have it all in one day. I was also surprised how well they did in the mush and sloppy ice. I never felt out of control or not moving through it. I ski from 8:30am until they close the lifts. My legs have never been tired from heavy skis when using the Voodoos. My legs were killing me with the Volkls, K2s and Salomons I tried. Voodoos are great skis for women who like light quality skis and want to ski all day long.

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