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2027 Rossignol Sender 110 — SkiEssentials Ski Test Review
SkiEssentials presents its 2027 Rossignol Sender 110 ski test in video form.

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Rossignol2026/27
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The Rossignol Sender 110 is a wide freeride twin for open bowls, deep snow and resort days spent chasing soft turns. It pairs a floaty, rockered shape with a firm platform underfoot, appealing to skiers who want to land natural jumps and carry speed through tracked snow. For 2026/27 it loses “Free” from the name and gains a new graphic; the established construction carries over.
Its shape is more composed than a loose powder ski. Twin rocker helps the ends release and makes a slash or switch landing possible, while camber and relatively little taper leave a long effective edge when the ski is driven. The poplar core, Titanal Beam and Carbon Alloy Matrix give the stiff underfoot section power, rebound and quietness; VAS vibration absorption and full rectangular sidewalls help the edge stay engaged. Air Tip reduces mass at the extremities, keeping the wide ski maneuverable.
Choose the Sender 110 for advanced and expert skiers who want a powerful soft-snow ski that can still carve the groomer back to the lift. SkiEssentials testers describe a smooth ride and easy flotation, while POWDER praises its suspension in chop. That composure comes with a compromise: tight trees and moguls take more effort, particularly when the skier stops driving it. Strong input brings out its best, and long, open turns suit it especially well. A narrower ski is quicker on hard snow; a softer twin asks less of someone skiing slowly or spending most of the day in the park.
What the SENDER 110 OPEN is built from, and what that means on snow.
A Titanal insert underfoot increases power transfer, edge grip and rebound, giving the ski a strong platform for fast, loaded turns.
A carbon, basalt and fiberglass matrix adds longitudinal strength and snap while preserving a balanced flex and manageable swing weight.
Rocker at both ends eases turn release and flotation; the progressive outline supports drifting, carving and varied turn shapes rather than locking the ski into one arc.
A lighter tip construction concentrates mass underfoot, helping the wide ski pivot and stay maneuverable in soft snow.
Continuous vertical sidewalls transmit pressure to the steel edges for precision and grip when the snow firms up.
The Vibration Absorption System reduces high-frequency chatter and improves contact with uneven snow, contributing to a quieter ride.
Rossignol's PEFC-certified poplar core balances weight, elasticity and damping.
The Open version is a flat ski. Bindings are sold separately.
Independent tests of this model and season.
Test · skiessentials.com
Four SkiEssentials testers assess the 2027 Sender 110 in groomers, woods, side hits and variable snow, describing its float, stability and smoothness alongside the effort required in tighter terrain.
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Test · powder.com
POWDER's exact-year review covers the Sender 110's long effective edge, stiff underfoot platform, chop suspension and freeride versatility, with a clear warning that tight trees and moguls demand more drive.
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SkiEssentials presents its 2027 Rossignol Sender 110 ski test in video form.
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