The Sender 110 is a freeride platform built for soft snow, chopped powder, and aggressive inbounds lines. With a 110 mm waist and directional shape, it sits in Rossignol’s freeride category as a powerful option for skiers who chase storms and push speed off trail.

Why we like it:

It feels planted at speed and surprisingly maneuverable for its width. We like how it maintains stability through tracked powder while still releasing cleanly when needed. It carries confidence into steeper terrain without feeling overly stiff.

Who it's for:

This ski is for advanced to expert freeriders who prioritize soft snow and off-trail terrain. It suits skiers who want a playful charger that can handle deep days and post-storm chop.

Highlights:

A 110 mm waist provides meaningful float in powder while remaining manageable on firmer sections. A 20 m radius favors stability and longer arcs at speed. Tip and tail rocker enhance flotation and make the ski easier to pivot in tight terrain. Its stout construction with titanal underfoot and carbon throughout improves damping, helping the ski stay composed in chopped snow and variable conditions.

Things to consider:

At 110mm underfoot, the Sender 110 probably isn't your daily driver. The extra width reduces quickness on hardpack in exchange for float and maneuverability in deep snow. Skiers who spend most days on groomed terrain should look elsewhere.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Sender 110 skis true to length with a stable yet playful feel. Aggressive skiers should stick with their standard freeride length for maximum float and stability. Those who value quicker maneuvering in trees could consider sizing slightly down.