Rossignol

Already in the 1930s, athletes on Rossignol skis won the first World Cup titles. With the take-over in the 1950s, success really started to kick in. Yet, Rossignol had already established itself as a ski legend. In the future, the brand´s skis would come to be sold all around the world.

FULL-RANGE SUPPLIER IN THE REALMS OF ALPINE AND NORDIC SKIING

In the meantime, the product range has grown even further and, now, harbors everything the skier´s heart desires. Alongside Rossignol´s alpine and freeride skis, the product range also includes ski bindings, boots, poles and winter sport accessories like helmets, goggles, bags, and protectors. Furthermore, Rossignol also offers snowboards, splitboards, as well as cross-country skis, cross-country boots, and clothing. Rossignol´s corporate structure also has several divisions, consisting of brands such as Dynastar (skis), Lange (ski boots) and Look is also part of this conglomerate.

Rossignol´s focus, however, remains on the classic ski sector featuring alpine skis, freeride skis, and cross-country skis. Team Rossignol is supported by many top athletes in these disciplines. In terms of Team Nordic, it´s biathlon icon Martin Fourcade. In the realm of alpine skiing, Carlo Janka and Frida Hansdotter, among many others, rely on Rossignol skis. Add on top a big group of freeriders, who were co-responsible for Rossignol having introduced one of the most successful free-ski lines of the last couple of years: the 7 series.

ROSSIGNOL´S SUCCESS STORY: THE 7 FREERIDE SERIES

It offers a wide range of skis for every single demand of a contemporary freerider. It didn´t take too much time until freeriders realized the potential of the new Rossignol 7, which consequently conquered the powder slopes. This came about thanks to many exciting innovations, such as Air Tip Technology. In a nutshell, the innovative “Air Tip Technology” gives you added powder boost due to incorporated “air combs” in the rocker area.