Rossignol EVO OT 65 Positrack Touring Nordic Ski

Name: Rossignol EVO OT 65 Positrack Touring Nordic Ski
Brand: Rossignol
SKU: RHLZD03
Price: 159.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Original price was: US$249.99.Current price is: US$159.99.

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Explore winter. Rossignol EVO OT 65 Positrack Touring Nordic Skibridges the gap between off-trail skiing and backcountry touring. Wide dimensions and partial metal edges enhance stability and edge control for off-trail snow conditions. The ski has a shorter, more accessible length that’s easy to turn and maneuver in trees and off-trail snow, while a waxless Positrack base offers the best blend of grip and glide in all snow conditions with no prep required.

Easy Handling
Activ Cap offers a balance of torsional rigidity and supple flex from tip to tail for all conditions stability

All-Conditions Kick and Glide
Waxless Positrack base features a positive base structure for the best blend of kick and glide in all snow conditions

Edge Control, Glide
Partial steel edges stop short of the tip and tail for increased edge control right where you need it

Light and Durable
Wood air core offers durable off-trail performance with air channels for reduced weight

Maneuverability, Control
Rossignol short-size concept increases maneuverability, control, and ease-of-use

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Rossignol EVO OT 65 Positrack Touring Nordic Ski. Bindings are included with these skis.

SIDECUT: 65/53/60
WEIGHT: 901g/ ½ pair (size 175cm)
PLATE: no plate
Ski Construction: Activ’Cap & partial metal edge
Bace Tuning: Positrack

Sizes:
S 165cm – 40 – 60 Kgs
M 175cm – 50 – 70 Kgs
L 185cm- 60 – 80 Kgs
XL 195cm – 80+ Kgs

Additional information

Weight	5 kg
Length	175cm, 185cm
Brand	Rossignol
Gender	Unisex
Skiing Style	Classic Nordic

Define Your Skis Size

Optimal ski length is determined according to (in order): weight, physical ability, skier height and type of skier (aggressive/non-aggressive). Less aggressive skiers should choose a smaller size, while more aggressive and experienced skiers may want to choose a size up.