A limited-edition release that channels Rossignol's vintage 7SK freeride spirit, the Super Black Ops is a powerful, versatile all-mountain freeride ski for skiers who want to charge anywhere on the hill. A 98 mm waist, twin rocker profile, and progressive sidecut make it a true do-it-all freeride platform, while the wood core with titanal layer reinforcement keeps it composed at speed without losing the playful feel. Bold cosmetics on a serious build.

Why we like it:

It's the kind of ski that reminds you why we got into freeride in the first place. The 98 mm waist hits the all-conditions sweet spot, the twin rocker shape lets you turn any way you want, and the throwback graphics nod to a different era of skiing without compromising the modern build.

Who it's for:

Advanced and expert skiers who want a versatile freeride ski for variable terrain, soft snow, and the occasional groomer detour. A good fit for hard-charging skiers who appreciate playful, surfable freeride performance backed by enough metal to hold up at speed.

Highlights:

Built on a PEFC poplar wood core with a central titanal beam, the Super Black Ops blends the dynamic feel of a wood-core freeride ski with the energy and edge grip you get from metal underfoot. Rectangular full sidewall construction maintains crisp edge engagement when conditions firm up, and progressive sidecut shaping lets the ski roll between long, drawn-out arcs and tighter, more reactive turns depending on what the snow is asking for. Twin rocker delivers the playful, surfable feel that's been a hallmark of the Black Ops line, with both ends releasing easily for smears, butters, and switch landings. The Vibration Absorption System helps damp chatter when you're skiing fast through cut-up snow. The bold limited-edition graphics tie the package back to Rossignol's vintage 7SK heritage.

Things to consider:

This is a limited release, so availability and sizing may be more constrained than a typical line model. The twin rocker shape and longer turn radius make this less of a frontside carver, so skiers wanting more on-trail bias should look at the Soul 92 instead.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Sizes run long thanks to the twin rocker shape. Most skiers can pick their usual freeride length and feel confident; aggressive skiers wanting more float for soft snow can size up.