The Rossignol Rallybird 102 skis are the middle sister in the Rallybird line up as far as width, but have a different build than its bigger sibling. Gone from the build is the addition of metal, making this ski lighter and more approachable. With a 102-millimeter waist, this ski has plenty of float for powder and soft snow, but still has the chops to ski hardpack and crud as well. With a light, Paulownia wood core, Diego Fiber in the build, Damp Tech Technology in the tip, and a Carbon matrix through the ski. The Rallybird creates a light weight, responsive ski that is geared towards more aggressive skiers. The nice thing about these Rallybird s that when it's a powder day, they feel wider, and when you're on groomers or in the trees, they feel narrower. They transform in terms of what they can do and how they change as the terrain and conditions allow. It's this type of versatility that is really going to allow a large number of skiers to take a strong and long look at the Rallybird as their next ski, whether they're using it for a soft-snow specialist here on the East, or a Western daily driver. With a lighter and more fun setup than some of the beefier and stiffer skis in the width range, the Rossignol Rallybird 102 Skis has fun and versatility built into one awe-inspiring package for lady rippers.