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Rossignol Sender Soul Pro Skis + Xpress 10 Bindings 25/26

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PTO Verdict

The boys' version of Rossignol's junior freeride -- same DNA, different graphics.

Best for: Boys aged 7-14 who are intermediate skiers and want to explore the entire mountain. The kid who's done with the bunny hill and ready for everything from groomers to trees.

Not for: Junior racers, park-focused kids, or true beginners who need a shorter, softer starter ski.

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At a Glance

Terrain

All-Mountain

Ability Level

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Description

The Sender Soul Pro is Rossignol's junior and progression freeride ski — built to open the whole mountain up to a younger or developing skier. A PEFC poplar core reinforced with fiberglass gives it pop and a bit of stability, while cap construction keeps the weight and swing weight low so a lighter skier can actually throw it around. Tip-and-tail rocker and a lively flex let them slash, smear, and carve as their skills come in.

The 130–180cm size run spans kids through smaller adults, so it's a true progression ski rather than a high-performance adult charger. It suits a developing all-mountain skier who wants one playful, do-everything ski; a strong, aggressive adult skiing firm snow at speed will want a stiffer, metal-laminate ski like the Sender Soul 102 instead.

Waist Width 90-92mm (varies by length)
Core PEFC Poplar wood core
Construction Cap Sidewalls, V-A-S, Progressive Sidecut, 3D Topsheet
Profile Twin Rocker
Best For Junior/progression — accessible all-mountain with twin-tip versatility

Specs

  • Waist: ~91mm
  • Turn radius: ~14m (150cm)
  • Sidecut: Progressive
  • Profile: Twin Rocker
  • Core: PEFC poplar wood
  • Construction: Cap sidewall, fiberglass, V-A-S damping, Extended Core, 3D Topsheet
  • Weight: ~1,100g per ski (140cm)
  • Lengths: 130 / 140 / 150 / 160 / 170 / 180

Details

Type
SKI
Vendor
Rossignol
SKU
RRNQE01
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Rossignol Sender Soul Pro

By PTO Team, Based on the manufacturer’s published specs · Spec analysis

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The take

The boys' version of Rossignol's junior freeride -- same DNA, different graphics.

The Sender Soul Pro is the boys' counterpart to the Rallybird Soul Pro. Structurally, they're essentially the same ski: PEFC poplar core, cap construction, twin rocker, progressive sidecut, V-A-S damping. The Sender adds "Extended Core" technology which slightly increases ski-snow contact for a bit more torsional stability, but the overall character is identical.

This ski is designed for young skiers who are past the beginner phase and ready to explore the whole mountain. The twin rocker profile keeps things forgiving -- turn entry is easy, the tips don't catch, and the tail releases without drama. The progressive sidecut means skidded turns work fine at lower speeds, but the ski will carve a clean arc when the kid starts committing to the edges.

The V-A-S damping is doing real work here. Junior skiers don't have the body mass to dampen vibration through weight alone, so the vibration-absorbing system compensates. The result is a smoother ride than you'd expect from a lightweight junior ski.

At 130-180cm, this covers a wide age range. The sweet spot is the intermediate junior skier, roughly ages 7-14, who's confidently skiing blues and starting on blacks. The Xpress 10 binding is age-appropriate.

If the kid is racing or wants to be a park rat, this isn't the right choice. For the junior who wants to ski everywhere and try everything, it's a solid pick.

Bindings we'd pair with it

Mount point: Integrated system. Our pick: Xpress 10 GW (included).

    This ski comes as a complete system with bindings included.