Description
Rossignol Arcade 84 Skis 2025
As a brand new addition to Rossignol’s Alpine series in 2025, the Arcade 84 Open Ski serves to blur the line between frontside and all-mountain performance. It’s lighter and a bit less robust than the Experience series and thus becomes more approachable than its predecessor. It has a shorter turn radius, too, and is easier to control as a result. It uses a full poplar wood core with an ABS strip down the center of the ski to add a spine-like element for stability, smoothness, and dampness. A single sheet of titanal extends the entire width of the ski but doesn’t travel far past the mounting points in terms of its length. Playfulness is amplified in the tips and tails while stability and power are magnified underfoot. The weight stays down also, but the ski remains powerful, controlled, and maneuverable through all kinds of terrain. At 84mm in the waist, the Arcade 84 truly shines in an all-mountain setting and sports just the right amount of surface area to navigate bumps, trees, and steeps with ease. It’s still quick between its edges, and it has a pretty engaging profile, so the ski definitely carves with vice-like grip in firm conditions. It has a similar feel to the Forza 70, but it’s a bit more well-rounded and thus accommodates mid-level skiers seeking an intuitive yet ambitious ride with a frontside lean.
- Sidecut: 133/84/121 mm at 176 cm length
- Radius: 15 m at 176 cm length
- Rocker/Camber/Rocker
- All Mountain Rocker
- Sintered Base
- Weight: 1750 g per ski
- Ability Level: Advanced to Expert
