Rossignol Unisex Nordic Touring Skis

This is about as burly of an in-track setup can get without the BC moniker. The Rossignol Evo OT 65 skis with Control step-in bindings is an awesome setup for Nordic skiing all over the place. Built with a wood core and three-quarter metal edges, the Rossignol Evo OT 65 loves to ...This is about as burly of an in-track setup can get without the BC moniker.

The Rossignol Evo OT 65 skis with Control step-in bindings is an awesome setup for Nordic skiing all over the place. Built with a wood core and three-quarter metal edges, the Rossignol Evo OT 65 loves to be pushed to the edge. The cool thing about these skis and bindings is that really any skier can use them.

From first-time, never-evers to long-time expert skiers who are looking for an adventure ski to add to the quiver, the Rossignol Evo OT 65 has a ton of versatility as well as capabilities. I’ve used mine at the ski resort, and while they’re still light and soft to be turned like a true BC ski, they held and performed admirably, and I was more than pleased and impressed with the ski’s overall ability to both climb and descend. When I've used them in the track at the Nordic center, the grip is impressive and the weight is light enough to get from point A to point B with minimal effort.

You just get so much confidence when it comes to these skis, it’s crazy. The ski’s ability to be multiple things at the same time is quite impressive, and the well-roundedness of the setup is off the charts. With the IFP plate on the binding, you can move it back and forth to gain more grip or glide, further adding to the legend of the OT 65.