1 / 5ARCADE 84 K + Binding SPX 12 25/26
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At a Glance
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All day. Any day. The Rossignol Arcade 84 skis redefine the all-mountain category with a personality that can literally ski 100% anywhere. Designed with advanced and expert skiers in mind, they balance a blend of race tech and freeride construction to create a new quiver-of-one experience. The combination of a shorter turn radius and a wider 84mm waist with a rockered tip and tail profile makes for progressive carving in all terrain. They're made for the snow you find versus the snow you expect to find, so you can carve and charge from first chair to final lap, all winter long.
| Waist Width | 84mm |
|---|---|
| Core | PEFC Poplar wood core |
| Construction | Titanal Beam, VAS core, Extended Sidecut, rectangular sidewalls |
| Profile | Tip and tail rocker, camber underfoot |
| Technology | Air Tip for reduced swing weight |
| Best For | All-mountain carving — precise edge grip with versatile performance |
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Rossignol Arcade 84
By PTO Team, Based on official specs and professional review consensus · Spec analysis + professional review consensus on this ski ·
The take
“Race tech meets freeride attitude. This is the groomer ski that doesn't get embarrassed off-piste.”
The Arcade 84 is Rossignol's new all-mountain carving platform, and it's a genuine quiver-of-one contender for skiers who spend most of their time on prepared snow. Poplar core with a Titanal Beam underfoot and Line Control Technology (LCT) -- a vertical power rail running through the center of the core. That's race-derived construction in an 84mm waist. It's not a race ski, but it learned from one.
The 15m turn radius at 176 is short for an 84mm ski, which means it initiates turns quickly. The Extended Sidecut runs the curve deep into the tip, so at high speeds you get full-length edge contact. At lower speeds, the extra rocker in tip and tail makes rotation easy. That dual personality -- quick at low speed, stable at high speed -- is the Arcade 84's best trick.
The Air Tip hollows out the tip to reduce swing weight, and V-A-S damping absorbs vibration. Together with the titanal, you get a ski that feels composed at speed without being heavy to throw around. At ~1,750g per ski in the 176, it's moderate weight.
Where it falls short is deep snow. At 84mm, you're going to sink once things get more than a few inches deep. And the tip-and-tail rocker helps in mixed conditions but isn't aggressive enough for true freeride terrain. This is a frontside ski that can handle some adventure, not a freeride ski that can carve.
If the Arcade 88 is the quiver-of-one for the PNW with its wider waist and full titanal layer, the Arcade 84 is the better choice for hardpack-dominant areas or skiers who prize carving precision above all else.
Bindings we'd pair with it
Mount point: Integrated system. Our pick: SPX 12 Konect GW (included).
This ski comes as a complete system with bindings included.
