Rossignol Super Black Ops Skis 2027

The Rossignol Super Black Ops 98 is built for skiers who rarely take the obvious way down the mountain.

At 98 mm underfoot, it's narrow enough to feel quick and confident on firm snow but wide and rockered enough to have a surprising amount of float when things get soft. It's not a powder ski, but for something under 100 mm, it punches well above its weight.

The first thing you'll notice is how light and energetic the ski feels. The wide shovels do a great job keeping the ski on top of soft or chopped-up snow, while the relatively low swing weight makes it incredibly easy to pivot through trees, bumps, and technical terrain.

It's also got a ton of pop.

Side hits are basically impossible to ignore. The slightly directional shape gives you enough support to drive the ski when you want to, while the kicked-up tail keeps things loose and makes skiing switch feel completely natural. Jumps, rails, spins, butters...it's comfortable with all of it.

Where the Super Black Ops really separates itself is how easily it blends park and all-mountain skiing. There are plenty of park skis that can survive outside the park and plenty of all-mountain skis you can take through the park. This one actually feels at home doing both.

If your perfect ski day involves trees in the morning, bumps after lunch, side hits everywhere in between, and a few park laps before the lifts close, the Super Black Ops 98 makes a ton of sense.