Backcountry enthusiasts will love the added security of the Rossignol BC 100 skins. If you’ve already purchased, or are thinking about buying the Rossignol BC 100 skis, the skins are a fantastic add-on. While the skis come fish-scaled, and are already a great all-around touring ski, the skin adds a whole new dimension to the package. For steeper and more technical terrain as well as icier and firmer conditions, skiers sometimes need a bit of extra traction to get where they need to go. This is where the BC 100 skins come in handy. When you put these on the bases and affix them to the skis, you’re pretty much good to go no matter what the snow or terrain looks like. It’s the closest thing to velcro that you can find for a backcountry and touring ski that you’ll be able to get, and you’ll love the security and safety that the skins inspire. Additionally, you’ll have the much-needed confidence to get you where you want to go with minimal to zero slippage. There’s not a whole lot that’s more frustrating than when you slide back on your way up. It’s a defeating time in a ski tourer’s life, and it genuinely decreases one’s love for the sport. Not only is it slower when you slide back, but it’s far more tiring as well. They’re completely and totally fit to work with the BC 100 skis, and backcountry and touring skiers will rejoice at the added safety and confidence that these skins bring to the table.