Rossignol

The new carving ski isn't completely recyclable, but it's a big step in the right direction.

Thanks to a new partnership with the Share Winter Foundation, Rossignol is doing its part to get thousands of kids sliding on snow.

From recycled ski edges on skis to apparel made from plastic waste in the ocean, these are brands making gear that is better for the planet.

You don't have to invest in a second set of equipment to introduce your kids to backcountry skiing.

This is the gear that made the grade during a week in Telluride.

Amongst the idyllic dreamscape of Chamonix, two men take mountaineering to a new level as they attempt a first descent.

Some tucked-away treasures we discovered on the final day of the show.

The brand launched its “Ride Free” campaign with the unveiling of its 2021 Black Ops line.

These are the ski boots that deserve a close-up for elevating the standard this season.

Longtime ski brands are branching out into the traditional "off-season," manufacturing bikes, packs, summer apparel, and more. Here's why.

Yes, testing next year's skis is technically part of our jobs. Please forgive us.

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We got an early look at some of the hottest 2016-17 skis from the hottest brands.

We partnered with Rossi to send a lucky winner (and guest) to ski in Park City and win a ton of free gear. Enter here.

Olympic racers are fast company, but who’s the fastest company? You’d better believe ski manufacturers keep track. Here are the ones to watch.

Because there's nothing wrong with having a little extra around the middle.

Enter to win the trip of a lifetime. Fly to Utah, stay at one of the Canyons Resort's luxurious accommodations where you will enjoy 4 days of skiing, and a meet and greet with the Rossignol staff to receive your Rossignol ski package.

The best excuse to buy new gear is to get rid of your old stuff.

SKI testers start pounding the snow today as part of the week-long evaluation of next year's skis in the industry's toughest test. And eight inches of fresh doesn't hurt a bit...

Rossignol unveils the new 7 Series.

Our testers have spoken. Here are the 14 best skis from the 2013 Skiing Mag gear tests.

Award-winning big mountain chargers from Skiing's 2013 Gear Guide.

Award-winning frontside slayers from Skiing's 2013 Gear Guide.

Comfortable fits, but with increasingly high performance (102 mm plus).

Sneak Peek: See what our testers tagged as their go-to skis for skiing the East. Get full results in this year's Buyers Guide, on sale now.

Online sales have changed how we buy gear, but don't say adios to your shop just yet.

Sneak Peek: Here are the top two men's and women's powder skis from this year's test. Check out the full results on newsstands now.

Shoot. Enter. Vote. Win a trip to Whistler, BC, Rossignol skis and more.

In the gear world there's nothing more lust-worthy than super fat powder skis, the kind made of heli drops and snorkel-deep days. These are the best of the year.

Tops among bottoms. These are some of our favorite new pants.

Different skis are good for different people, but every year there are always a few pairs that everyone seems to be obsessed with. Here are the most popular skis of the season, the one's you've been searching on our site, googling, stalking on Steep and Cheap, and raving about. And, to stoke the fires, the one ski coming out next year that's already creating major buzz.

Rossignol had a great test this year, and here’s the poster child of the Rooster’s fully fledged return to relevance.

We asked manufacturers to make the case for their best low-cost, high-performance models. As you read, keep in mind that the prices listed are suggested retail prices. Shop around and you’ll likely find these skis for a couple hundred bucks less than what’s listed.

Skiing Magazine had a chance to ski a few of next year’s skis at the SIA On Snow Demo Days at Winter Park. Due to the huge amount of skis available and the little time we had, we limited ourselves to fat skis. We tested a handful of new, redesigned and carryover models between 95mm and 115mm underfoot. Although certain skis did better in certain conditions, there really wasn't a bad ski among them.