ROSSIGNOL EXPERIENCE 84 Ca OPEN

[Bill Talbot]

Who's been on these?
I have really enjoyed my '12 E83s. Just wondering what they have done to shake up the mix and how this one feels.
Anyone?
Oh, and who's got them...cheap! (178cm)

 

[SkiEssentials]

I've skied them, but only briefly and only on pretty mellow groomers. They're fun! More responsive than I expected. Feel noticeably lighter than the E88, but pretty similar. More of a light weight on piste ski than anything else, IMO.

We have them, but don't have a ton: Rossignol Experience 84 w/ Axial3 120

 

[Jilly]

They are pretty much the same as the Temptation 84. I'd have to agree that they are softer then the 88.

 

[Philpug]

I am going from memory but where the E83 was a cap into sandwich construction, the E84 is a full sandwich. The tip is also less blunt making it a bit nicer into the turns. It is a better incarnation of the E83..a ski that I too liked.

 

[Bill Talbot]

I find the E83 a great lazy day ski for non refrozen mixed conditions in the northeast. Forgiving yet capable, work great on groomers /bumps /few inches of fresh. If things freeze up I will go to a burlier ski but if not , grab it and go.

 

[SkiEssentials]

Agreed. If it's frozen and firm chances are you'll want more ski, but if conditions are nice and there's no powder to be had, great ski!

 

[Bill Talbot]

http://www.rossignol.com/US/US/experience-84-ca-open--2015--RADEC02--product--alpine-men-skis.html

http://www.onthesnow.com/gear/a/2238/2015-men-s-frontside-ski-buyers--guide/rossignol/experience-84