FORZA 60 TI KONECT

The Rossignol Forza 60 Ti is a frontside carving ski for groomer-focused skiers who want a quick, energetic turn without stepping all the way up to a race-oriented Hero. For 2027 it is a carryover of the prior shape, graphics and construction. Its 75 mm waist stays nimble underfoot, while the pronounced sidecut and short listed radii encourage linked short and medium arcs. The KONECT system package supplies the plate and binding interface as part of this retail configuration.

A poplar wood core and a Titanal Beam give the Forza 60 a solid platform, while Rossignol's V-Profile and Line Control Technology manage how pressure travels through the ski. The result should be a clean edge change and a composed feel when the piste is firm, with enough rebound to make carving engaging rather than purely functional. SkiEssentials testers found it easy to turn, versatile across turn shapes and capable of tracking through clumpy snow; another tester described it as heavy and stiff, so the ski's approachable shape does not make it a soft, passive tool.

Choose it for an intermediate-to-expert skier who spends most days on groomed snow and is developing stronger carving technique. It can be forgiving enough to progress on, yet rewards deliberate pressure and higher edge angles. The narrow waist and directional shape limit flotation and loose-snow play, and skiers who want a race-like, uncompromising response may prefer the Forza 70 or a Hero. For mixed resort conditions, a wider all-mountain ski will be the more useful one-ski choice.