Rossignol Salto GT

Advantages: Durability, speed and control - Superb!!
Disadvantages: There's no snow!

...Rossignol have kept these bad boys pretty much the same for the past 2 seasons simply because there is nothing they could do to make them better! These skis are guaranteed fun, on or off-piest. I'm going to keep them for at least 10 years. Not quite as fast as my old school Rossignol 198's but then again Bandits are like paddles in comparison. The wide structure does help them cruise nicely over powder and still leaves you with a great degree of control on piested runs as well! Perfect ski for those of an intermediate or advanced level. Very hard to fault them but I would say they need tip guards as these do tend to get a little cut up. Not really a fault, just a good idea if you want to keep them looking as slick as they did when you bought them.... Read review

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Advantages: STRONG ALLY LIGHT A COOL BIKE
Disadvantages: NOT MANY BUT A TAD PRICEY

...I ALSO HAVE A GT AGGRESSOR AND I MUST AGREE . IT IS VERY STRONG AND TAKES THE ROUGH TERRIAN VERY WELL .THE GT TRIPLE TRIANGEL IS THE BEST DESIGN HARD TAIL MOUNTINE BIKE IVE RIDDEN. THE COST OFF THE FRAME IS TOO THE HIGHER END OFF THE BUDGET MARKET, THAY ARE NORMALY TOO TONED MINE IS SKY BLUE AND WHITE IT CAME WITH AHEAD HEADSET AND FRAME SAVER, IT WILL BE UP GRADED FROM STANDERD SHOCKS ,origanels are not sutble for my type off rideing, I WILL FIT A SET OF ROCK SHOCK PYSLOS AND WIDER TYERS. I HAVE RIDDEN THE GT KRAKARAM, MY GT IS SLIGHTLEY LIGHTER IT MAKES UP HILLS A LOT FASTER AND DOWN HILL A LOT MY ENJOYABLE AS IM CONFIDENT IN THE BIKES HANDLING AND STRENGH HOP E THATS HELPED... Read review

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Advantages: You can wear them all day without crippling yourself
Disadvantages: Not for 'high end technical' stuff.

...Rossignol soft ski boots are possibly the best skiing product for recreational skiers' since someone first strapped bits of wood to their feet. Soft boots are quite different from the 'normal' boots in that rather than a solid outer shell which holds your ankle and leg rigidly in place they are like tough padded lace up boots with some solid casing in strategic places. This has good points and bad points depending on your skiing style but for most 'normal' skiers they are the dogs whatsits! So - I have been skiing for 15 years but I'm too lazy to do anything too exciting and I've not pushed myself beyond a pretty good intermediate - therefore I don't need highly technical equipment. I ski for about 2 or 3 weeks a year if I'm lucky and I'm probably exactly the target market for these boots. (You can get different grades of 'soft... Read review

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