2026 Rossignol Rallybird Soul Pro Junior Skiswith Rossignol Pure Comfort 60 Boots and Poles

The 2026 Rossignol Rallybird Soul Pro with XP10 binding and Rossignol Pure Comfort 60 is an ideal ski package for emerging freeriders, offering a lightweight all-mountain twin tip that’s perfect for groms eager to explore progressive freeride skiing. With its wide waist, featherweight construction, and progressive sidecut, this ski excels in carving on firm snow, slashing through powder, and navigating into the trees. We paired this ski with the Rossignol Pure Comfort 60 boots because they offer an incredibly comfortable, cozy fit and feel, ensuring feet are happy, allowing newer skiers to focus on progression and learning without the distraction of cold or uncomfortable feet.

Why we like it:

The Rallybird Soul Pro introduces the next generation of skiers to the freeride experience with a ski that combines accessibility and versatility, helping junior skiers expand their skills and tackle more diverse terrain.

Who it's for:

Junior skiers looking for an all-mountain twin capable of handling a variety of conditions will appreciate the versatile Rallybird Soul Pro, which is designed to take them anywhere on the mountain.

Highlights:

The Rallybird Soul Pro mirrors the construction of its adult counterpart, the Rallybird Soul 92, featuring a poplar wood core reinforced with fiberglass. This setup delivers energetic, poppy performance and excellent grip on firm snow. Its generous twin rocker, wide width, and progressive sidecut make it playful and agile in soft snow, and the XP10 binding ensures proper and safe release if things go awry. The soft 60 flex provides a gentle, accommodating ride that’s easy to manage at slower speeds and won’t feel overwhelming for new skiers. A roomy 104 mm last delivers plush comfort, especially for high-volume feet, and the lightweight shell keeps fatigue at bay during long days on the slopes. It’s a hassle-free design meant to build confidence and encourage fun.

Things to consider:

Heavier and more aggressive juniors might find the 10 DIN binding limiting and may prefer an adult version of this ski for added stiffness and support. Beginners still developing fundamental skills may be better suited to a more directional, frontside-oriented ski until they are ready for the benefits of a wider freeride model.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Rallybird Soul Pro skis true to size. The Pure Comfort 60 boasts a forgiving fit best suited for wider feet or those new to skiing who need room and warmth above all else.