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Rallybird Soul 92 Open/Flat 25/26

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PTO Verdict

The women's freeride ski that feels effortless without feeling empty.

Best for: Intermediate-to-advanced women who want a versatile all-mountain freeride ski. The woman who skis 15-30 days per season across groomers, trees, bumps, and occasional soft snow. Especially good for lighter women (120-160 lbs) who need a responsive ski.

Not for: Expert women who charge at high speeds -- they need metal. Very tall or heavy women who need a longer ski. True beginners who should start with the Experience line.

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At a Glance

Terrain

All-Mountain

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Description

The Rallybird Soul 92 is Rossignol's women's all-mountain freeride ski — a 90–92mm twin-tip that blends the surfy, playful feel of the old Soul 7 with more precision on firm snow. There's no metal in it; instead a paulownia core, fiberglass, and Diago Fiber (a race-derived layup that adds torsional grip and pop without weight) keep it light and lively while still holding an edge when you carve. The Twin Rocker profile and Air Tip make it loose and floaty in soft snow and easy to slash around or ski switch.

It's a ski for an intermediate-to-advanced woman who wants one ski for the whole mountain — a steep, soft line one run, corduroy the next. It's not a damp, planted charger for hammering firm groomers at speed (no metal means it gives up some stability there — look at a Titanal ski for that), and it's too much ski for a true beginner. This is the flat ski, sold without bindings. Happiest when there's some soft snow to play with.

Waist Width 90-92mm (varies by length)
Weight ~1,250-1,400g per ski
Core Paulownia wood core
Construction Rectangular Full Sidewall, Diago Fiber, AirTip, LCT rails
Profile Twin Rocker
Best For Women's all-mountain — lightweight with playful twin-tip design

Specs

  • Waist: 92mm
  • Turn radius: 16m (166cm)
  • Sidecut: 122-90-112 to 122-92-112
  • Profile: Twin Rocker (rocker-camber-rocker)
  • Core: Paulownia wood
  • Construction: Rectangular full sidewall, fiberglass, Air Tip, Damp Tech
  • Weight: ~1,350g per ski (156cm)
  • Lengths: 146 / 156 / 166

Details

Type
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Vendor
Rossignol
SKU
RANMN02
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Rossignol Rallybird Soul 92

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The take

The women's freeride ski that feels effortless without feeling empty.

The Rallybird Soul 92 is the women's counterpart to the Sender Soul 92. Same 92mm waist, same paulownia core, same full sidewall construction. But the Rallybird Soul 92 runs in shorter lengths (146-166 vs 156-184) with a slightly softer flex profile tuned for lighter skiers.

This is a better ski than the Rallybird 92 (the system-only version) in almost every measurable way. The full sidewall construction gives it meaningfully better edge hold. The Damp Tech vibration absorption smooths out the ride on firm snow. The Air Tip reduces swing weight for effortless direction changes. It feels more like a proper ski and less like a convenience package.

The character is freeride-friendly. Twin rocker lets it float in soft snow and release turns without catching. The progressive sidecut accommodates both skidded and carved turns, which is exactly what an intermediate-to-advanced woman needs -- a ski that doesn't force a specific technique. You can drift when the terrain calls for it and carve when you feel like it.

At ~1,350g per ski in the 156, it's light enough to be quick and easy all day. The paulownia core absorbs some chatter without being dead, keeping the ski responsive.

Available as both a system (with Xpress 11 bindings) and flat. The flat version gives you freedom to choose a binding that matches your DIN and style. For women in the DIN 7-11 range, the system binding is perfectly adequate.

This is the ski to recommend when a woman walks into the shop and says she wants to ski the whole mountain but doesn't want to wrestle her equipment to do it.