Park, trees and airing it out is where these twin tips thrive!
Posted by Diamond Dave
(Certified Winter Enthusiast)
on
8/7/2025
Pros:
Graphics are game, light swingweight, good vibration damping, can carve pretty OK
Cons:
Hardpack performance, 'center mount' location, having to talk to everyone on the lift because they look so good.
Would you recommend this product to a friend?
Yes
The Rossi Sender Free 100 Open *whew* has a more centered mount location which leans this into freestyle, sidecountry hits, park, trees and fun. This would be a great ski for someone who is a progressive freeride skier who values lightweight tips and tails with the ability to get the ski on edge to rocket up the face of jump - riding standard or switch.
For ME, I liked the Bent 100 more because I didn't have enough time on the ski to get used to the more forward mounting position. That's not to say this ski isn't amazing looking, and fun and creative. For my personal style of skiing the Sender Soul 102 is more in alignment with my directional nature. That being said, it did surprise me with how well it stayed on edge once you lean the ski enough, but it definitely prefers softish snow. This ski knows what its all about, and it knows its not for me.