2026 Rossignol Sender Free 110 Open Skiswith Marker Griffon 13D Demo Bindings

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The 2026 Rossignol Sender Free 110 with Demo bindings is the definition of a high-performing, athlete-inspired freeride ski. Seen often enough atop the Freeride World Tour podium, it delivers exceptional float, responsiveness, and power for wide open bowls, big mountain lines, and backcountry kickers. Damp and stable yet slashy and playful, it's the ultimate freerider's ski for anything powder. A demo binding completes the setup, adjustable to fit most boot sole lengths.

Why we like it:

There's lots of float in the tips without any catchiness, and the low swing weight means maximum maneuverability and agility in soft snow. It's confidence-inspiring in its sturdiness without being hard to use, which makes it one of the best tools out there for freeride skiers who find themselves in soft snow on a regular basis.

Who it's for:

Advanced to expert freeride skiers who need a solid platform that's also playful and forgiving enough to send big mountain lines with a freestyle mentality.

Highlights:

A Poplar PEFC wood core supplies the energetic, poppy attitude that defines this ski. Central Titanal laminates bolster stability through torsional stiffness and vibration damping while doubling as a binding retention agent, and Full Rectangular Sidewalls build up longitudinal stiffness along with edge grip on firm snow. Air Tip pulls weight out of the tips to keep a ski with a 110 mm waist agile and quick in technical situations, and VAS (Vibration Absorber System) plus Damp Tech add still more damping for composure no matter how serious the line choice. The demo binding brings significant adjustability, spanning a large range of boot sole lengths.

Things to consider:

The Sender Free 110 is a pure freeride twin tip through and through, so if you're after a versatile all-mountain ski, this probably isn't the pick. That said, if you're a west coast freeride skier, we think it could be your daily driver.

Fit & sizing considerations:

It skis true to size. If you're between sizes and value stability above all else, size up; if you value maneuverability, size down.