The all-new, slightly more accessible version of its burly sibling, the Rossignol Forza 60 Ti still packs serious carving power into a refined, frontside-focused build. Paired with the SPX 12 binding, this setup is smooth, precise, and confidence-inspiring for advanced skiers looking to perfect their edge work.

Why we like it:

It’s a perfect blend of performance and approachability; it's strong enough to push hard, but with a slightly more forgiving feel than the top-tier 70 Ti.

Who it's for:

Best suited for advanced skiers and aggressive intermediates who want to carve confidently on groomed trails without the full race-like stiffness of a higher-tier model.

Highlights:

Rossignol’s Line Control Technology (LCT) remains a core feature, helping to boost edge grip and dampen vibrations. A single layer of titanal adds the right amount of power and stability without overwhelming lighter or less aggressive skiers. The oversized sidecut offers intuitive turn initiation and a clean arc from tip to tail, making it an ideal frontside carver.

Things to consider:

If you’re an expert or ex-racer chasing maximum energy return and edge hold at high speeds, you may prefer the stiffer 70 Ti. This model is built more for finesse than brute force.

Fit & sizing considerations:

These skis run true to size. Choose based on your comfort with speed and turn radius. Stronger skiers may size up for extra stability, while those who prefer quicker, shorter turns might size down slightly.