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PTO Verdict
“Vintage 7SK spirit meets modern construction. The limited-edition BlackOps that actually backs it up.”
Best for: Advanced-to-expert freestyle-minded skiers who want all-mountain capability with a playful edge. The skier who hits features, skis switch, dips into trees, and still wants to carve when the groomers are good.
Not for: Beginners, dedicated carvers, or pure powder seekers. If you want maximum groomer precision, get the Arcade 88. If you want maximum float, get the Sender Soul 102.
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Description
The Super Blackops 98 is Rossignol's playful all-mountain freeride ski — a 98mm waist that's wide enough to surf soft snow and float on a powder day, but still grippy and precise when you put it on edge. A poplar core with a Titanal Beam underfoot (metal around the binding, not a full sheet) adds stability and grip where it matters while keeping the ski lively, and the twin rocker profile lets you slash, smear, and turn at will. It's got a loud, throwback look, but it skis like a serious freeride tool, not a novelty.
It's for an advanced skier who wants one ski to charge variable all-mountain terrain and soft snow. If you mostly carve firm groomers, it's wider than you need (look at something in the 80s underfoot); if you only ever ski deep powder, go wider; and it's too much ski for a beginner. This is the flat ski, sold without bindings.
| Waist Width | 98mm |
|---|---|
| Sidecut | 131 / 98 / 121mm |
| Core | Poplar wood core with Titanal Beam |
| Construction | Rectangular Sidewall, Progressive Sidecut, V-A-S, Sintered HD base |
| Profile | Progressive Rocker |
| Best For | All-mountain charger — aggressive all-terrain performance |
Specs
- Waist: 98mm
- Turn radius: 19m (182cm)
- Sidecut: 131-98-121
- Profile: Twin Rocker (rocker-camber-rocker)
- Core: PEFC poplar wood + Titanal Beam
- Construction: Rectangular full sidewall, progressive sidecut
- Weight: ~2,000g per ski (182cm)
- Lengths: 162 / 172 / 182 / 192
Details
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- SKI
- Vendor
- Rossignol
- SKU
- RANMF01
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Rossignol Super BlackOps 98
By PTO Team, Based on the manufacturer’s published specs · Spec analysis
The take
“Vintage 7SK spirit meets modern construction. The limited-edition BlackOps that actually backs it up.”
The Super BlackOps 98 is Rossignol's love letter to their freestyle heritage, wrapped in a limited-edition package with genuine substance underneath. This is not just a graphics exercise. It's a poplar core with Titanal Beam, full sidewall construction, twin rocker, and a 98mm waist that can go anywhere on the mountain.
The Titanal Beam is the structural upgrade that separates this from the standard BlackOps line. That metal insert underfoot adds edge grip, rebound, and stability that the paulownia-core BlackOps models lack. You can actually push this ski at speed and it holds together. The twin rocker profile keeps it playful -- it drifts, pops, and releases with attitude -- but the titanal gives it a foundation of composure that the lighter models don't have.
The 19m turn radius at 182 is moderate-to-long, which suits the freestyle-freeride personality. It doesn't force you into short turns; instead, it lets you choose your line and flow through terrain at your own pace. The progressive sidecut supports both carved and skidded turns.
At 98mm underfoot, it's wide enough for soft snow days without being a powder specialist. On groomers, it carves with more authority than you'd expect from a freestyle-oriented ski. The full sidewall construction gives real edge hold.
This is the ski for the advanced-to-expert skier who doesn't fit neatly into a category. Not pure park, not pure freeride, not pure carving. Just a really capable ski with personality.
Flat mount only -- choose your binding based on how hard you ski.
Bindings we'd pair with it
Mount point: Flat mount. Our pick: Look Pivot 15 GW.
Look Pivot 15 GWAggressive all-mountain freestyleThe turntable heel handles the forces from landing switch and hitting features. Industry standard for freestyle-freeride skiing.
Look SPX 13 GWAll-mountainLighter than the Pivot, still excellent release. Good for skiers who prioritize all-mountain over park.
Marker Griffon 13 IDVersatileReliable mid-DIN binding that works across all terrain types. GripWalk compatible.







