2027 Rossignol Super Arcade Open Skis
The Super Arcade 94 sits at the all-mountain intersection of carving precision and off-trail adaptability. With a mid-90s waist and balanced shape, it's built to handle groomers, mixed snow, and light soft-snow days with equal confidence. This is a modern daily driver for skiers who split time across the resort.
Why we like it:
We like how naturally it blends edge grip with maneuverability. It feels stable enough to carve clean turns on hardpack but remains loose and composed when conditions get variable. It is the kind of ski that adapts to the day rather than dictating it.
Who it's for:
The Super Arcade 94 is for advanced skiers who want one ski to handle most inbounds conditions. It suits those who want to move between groomed trails, chopped snow, and occasional off-trail lines without switching gear.
Highlights:
A 94 mm waist strikes a balance between carving precision and soft-snow support. A moderate 16 m radius facilitates fairly quick turns while maintaining straight-line stability. Rocker at the tip improves float and eases turn initiation, while camber underfoot preserves edge grip on firm snow. Its balanced flex pattern keeps the ski predictable when transitioning between surfaces.
Things to consider:
It is not as quick edge to edge as narrower frontside skis and will not provide true powder performance in deeper conditions. Highly directional chargers may want a stiffer freeride platform.
Fit & sizing considerations:
It skis true to length with a composed feel underfoot. Skiers who prioritize stability in mixed snow should select their usual length, while those seeking quicker maneuverability in tighter terrain may size slightly shorter.
The Super Arcade 94 sits at the all-mountain intersection of carving precision and off-trail adaptability. With a mid-90s waist and balanced shape, it's built to handle groomers, mixed snow, and light soft-snow days with equal confidence. This is a modern daily driver for skiers who split time across the resort.
Why we like it:
We like how naturally it blends edge grip with maneuverability. It feels stable enough to carve clean turns on hardpack but remains loose and composed when conditions get variable. It is the kind of ski that adapts to the day rather than dictating it.
Who it's for:
The Super Arcade 94 is for advanced skiers who want one ski to handle most inbounds conditions. It suits those who want to move between groomed trails, chopped snow, and occasional off-trail lines without switching gear.
Highlights:
A 94 mm waist strikes a balance between carving precision and soft-snow support. A moderate 16 m radius facilitates fairly quick turns while maintaining straight-line stability. Rocker at the tip improves float and eases turn initiation, while camber underfoot preserves edge grip on firm snow. Its balanced flex pattern keeps the ski predictable when transitioning between surfaces.
Things to consider:
It is not as quick edge to edge as narrower frontside skis and will not provide true powder performance in deeper conditions. Highly directional chargers may want a stiffer freeride platform.
Fit & sizing considerations:
It skis true to length with a composed feel underfoot. Skiers who prioritize stability in mixed snow should select their usual length, while those seeking quicker maneuverability in tighter terrain may size slightly shorter.
Original: $899.95
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$314.98Description
The Super Arcade 94 sits at the all-mountain intersection of carving precision and off-trail adaptability. With a mid-90s waist and balanced shape, it's built to handle groomers, mixed snow, and light soft-snow days with equal confidence. This is a modern daily driver for skiers who split time across the resort.
Why we like it:
We like how naturally it blends edge grip with maneuverability. It feels stable enough to carve clean turns on hardpack but remains loose and composed when conditions get variable. It is the kind of ski that adapts to the day rather than dictating it.
Who it's for:
The Super Arcade 94 is for advanced skiers who want one ski to handle most inbounds conditions. It suits those who want to move between groomed trails, chopped snow, and occasional off-trail lines without switching gear.
Highlights:
A 94 mm waist strikes a balance between carving precision and soft-snow support. A moderate 16 m radius facilitates fairly quick turns while maintaining straight-line stability. Rocker at the tip improves float and eases turn initiation, while camber underfoot preserves edge grip on firm snow. Its balanced flex pattern keeps the ski predictable when transitioning between surfaces.
Things to consider:
It is not as quick edge to edge as narrower frontside skis and will not provide true powder performance in deeper conditions. Highly directional chargers may want a stiffer freeride platform.
Fit & sizing considerations:
It skis true to length with a composed feel underfoot. Skiers who prioritize stability in mixed snow should select their usual length, while those seeking quicker maneuverability in tighter terrain may size slightly shorter.
