Rossignol Sender Free 100 Skis 2026
The 2026 Sender Free 100 is Rossignol’s answer for skiers who want big-mountain power in a more versatile, everyday width. Positioned as the little brother to the Sender Free 110, this ski brings much of the same confidence and stability but in a package that’s better suited to firmer snow and all-around use. It's the most powerful ski in its class while still being energetic and quick edge to edge, which rewards a confident skier.
This ski is seriously strong. Compared to other 100mm options in the freeride all-mountain category, the Sender Free 100 feels noticeably more gripped and composed at speed. It handles chop, crud, and hard snow with ease, thanks to a stiffer wood core and Rossi’s proven VAS (Vibration Absorption System) construction. You get a freestyle-influenced shape that’s center-mount friendly, quick to pivot, capable of skiing switch, but with a top end that rivals more directional skis.
The new Sender Free 100 still surfs in soft snow, can skid and slash when needed, but when you put down the hammer, it doesn’t flinch. If you’ve skied the Sender Free 110 and wished for something quicker edge-to-edge and more responsive on firmer terrain, the 100 delivers that without killing the vibe.
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The 2026 Sender Free 100 is Rossignol’s answer for skiers who want big-mountain power in a more versatile, everyday width. Positioned as the little brother to the Sender Free 110, this ski brings much of the same confidence and stability but in a package that’s better suited to firmer snow and all-around use. It's the most powerful ski in its class while still being energetic and quick edge to edge, which rewards a confident skier.
This ski is seriously strong. Compared to other 100mm options in the freeride all-mountain category, the Sender Free 100 feels noticeably more gripped and composed at speed. It handles chop, crud, and hard snow with ease, thanks to a stiffer wood core and Rossi’s proven VAS (Vibration Absorption System) construction. You get a freestyle-influenced shape that’s center-mount friendly, quick to pivot, capable of skiing switch, but with a top end that rivals more directional skis.
The new Sender Free 100 still surfs in soft snow, can skid and slash when needed, but when you put down the hammer, it doesn’t flinch. If you’ve skied the Sender Free 110 and wished for something quicker edge-to-edge and more responsive on firmer terrain, the 100 delivers that without killing the vibe.
