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Rossignol Attraxion 3S Womens Skis with Rossignol WTPI2 Saphir 110 Bindings 2012 |
Retail: $700 (43% off)
Ladies do you consider yourself just cruising when you are out on the mountain? The Rossignol Attraxion 3S is a perfect choice for you. Using Rossignol's Power Turn (traditional) camber the Attraxion 3S has plenty of responsiveness and rebound for the intermediate skier that likes to cruise with her husband and family on the mountain. The Oversize sidecut gives strong edge hold and increases stability, and easier turn transmission. A women's specific tip is built just for you to lighten up the ski and helps you roll the ski on edge easier. The female body has a lower center of gravity, so Rossignol uses a mounting position which is further forward and power ramp in the binding platform give you better balance and more control over your skis. Not overly stiff, but not too mellow the Attraxion 3S is a great option if you consider yourself a solid intermediate.
Advanced Intermediate - Advanced
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Comments about Rossignol Attraxion 3S Womens Skis with Rossignol WTPI2 Saphir 110 Bindings 2012:
I'm Lynn, I just finished skiing the Rossignol Attraxion Echo 3 ski. This is geared towards the intermediate skier whose edging towards being an advanced skier. This ski will respond well to any type of turn you would like to do. It gets a 14.6 meter turn radius so you can shorten it up and make nice short radius turns or you can stretch it out and make longer radius turns. It's very stable and initiated easily. The finish of the turn was very stable, it'll carve for you and I would give this ski a 4/5 stars.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Comments about Rossignol Attraxion 3S Womens Skis with Rossignol WTPI2 Saphir 110 Bindings 2012:
Hi This is Kathleen and I just tried the Rossignol Attraction 3 Echo. It's their advanced intermediate to the advanced ski. I found it as a great all around ski. It was still enough forgiving that it wasn't going to buck you off of it but you could do just about anything on it it. Held up at speeds with short turns or long turns. It was very easy to roll over from edge to edge. Nice and lively, overall I thoroughly enjoyed this ski. I'm going to call it a five out of five.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Comments about Rossignol Attraxion 3S Womens Skis with Rossignol WTPI2 Saphir 110 Bindings 2012:
Hi I'm Julie. I just got off the Rossignol Attraxion 3. It's a phenomenal ski designed for intermediate to advanced level women. I give it a five out of five star rating. It's got a full sidewall construction which is quite rare for intermediate level skis. This is great for somebody who's athletic that's looking to improve and doesn't want to have to buy a new ski every year or something like that. It is quite stable, pretty stable underfoot, has excellent edge grip which I did really like. It's not as forgiving as some of the other intermediate level skis but it's really designed more for somebody that's looking to improve their abilities. Again, I give it a five out of five stars.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Comments about Rossignol Attraxion 3S Womens Skis with Rossignol WTPI2 Saphir 110 Bindings 2012:
Hey everybody it's Alisa. I just got off the Rossignol Attraxion 3. I rate this ski probably four out of five stars. I think it would be good for more of aggressive beginners to advancing beginners, maybe even early intermediates. It's pretty forgiving. I was making some parallel turns with it and in some variable conditions. As far as the snow goes, it'd go from pretty icy to soft powder at times and it was very forgiving. Took it like a champ, so overall I'd say good for advanced beginners to maybe early intermediates. 4/5 stars.
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