Rossignol Forza Master 70 - Ski Test Review

Full-speed carve and precise angulation for expert skiers. The Rossignol Forza 70° V-TI Master R22 Skis set a new standard for advanced carving. Oversized dimensions combined with Supersize Sidecut support aggressive angulation and maximum control through high speed arcs. Matched with race-proven construction, this innovative shape lets you roll between turns with full engagement and maximum fun factor. An R22 plate enhances edge grip, stability and overall power through the ski. Race-Proven Dampening PEFC™ certified Poplar Wood Core limits vibration for race-proven stability with a focus on sustainability. Confident Stability, Full Control Rossignol's patented Line Control Technology eliminates counter-flexing for fluid stability in all conditions. Maximum Edge Control Rectangular Sidewall construction delivers race-proven grip, precision and power. Power, Lightness, Control V-Titanal design features a full titanal layer that tapers at the tip for a powerful feel and control with reduced tip weight. Full, Precise Power Transfer Titanal Reinforced Torsion Tip creates precise, full power transfer through the tip. Power Steering Supersize Sidecut matched with wide dimensions and longer lengths for maximum steering power through the turn. Race-Level Control An R22 Race Plate increases edge grip, stability and power through every turn. Speed and Durability Ultra High Density (UHD) base for performance glide and durability in all conditions. Premium, Durable Finish Our Premium Hardtop Topsheet and integrated Tip Protector maximize durability and enhance graphics to extend the life of your skis. Built with Green Energy Made in our Artes, Spain, manufacturing facility which operates on renewable green energy.
We were kitted out in Helly Hansen gear which really kept us super dry and warm when we really needed it. The Elevation Pro Shell jacket and Bib pants was a lovely combo, I had a lot of comments on this gear :)
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[@wisecoonie]

I love my 60s. By no means a top level skier, not even a very advanced skier, but these skis are so easy, give you loads of confidence on each type of snow, get you through the day without tiring you, AND are perfect for perfecting the carved turn. Just goes to show you don’t need the top level ski to have fun and improve your skiing all throughout your stay.

[@CostantinoLenzi]

Terrible ski

[@oitoitoi1]

why?

[@CostantinoLenzi]

@@oitoitoi1 lot of vibration, poor stability.

[@oitoitoi1]

​​@@CostantinoLenzi that's very surprising given the raceplate, I ski on the hero master LT and the stability is it's big strength. Are you sure vibration isn't a technique issue?

[@wjames2000]

@@oitoitoi1I don’t have that problem with my Forza 70 master.