Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
2019 Rossignol Sky 7 HD Ski Test with "Ski Nurse"
Sidecut Dimensions
128 - 98 - 118
Tail Dimension = 118
Tip Dimension = 128
Waist Dimension = 98
Weight = 3,6KG/PAIR
Available Sizes
156, 164, 172, 180, 188
ROSSIGNOL's OFFICIAL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
"The ultimate fusion of lightweight agility and freeride versatility, the all-new SKY 7 HD has been 100% redesigned for uncompromising free-touring performance. Whether skiing the resort or backcountry touring, the 98mm waist combined with new Air Tip 2.0 and Carbon Alloy Matrix provides a progressive, lightweight blend of stability, floatation, and edge grip to go wherever the snow takes you.
"Ski Nurse" is a contributor to PugSki.com. Her Bio states:
Height: 5'1.5"
Weight: 120 lb
Years skiing: 30+
Days per year: 60+, which includes hiking for turns during summer
Home mountains: Copper Mountain, Loveland, Arapahoe Basin, Vail
Preferred terrain: Variable terrain with trees, chutes, open bowls, and little (key word) drops. Powder days, of course, are always the best, but I am happiest if I have skis on my feet, so a bluebird groomer day is ok by me, too.
Skiing style: Finesse
Preferred ski characteristics: I like a ski that is playful, but not wimpy. It has to be able to go wherever I want to go on the mountain. Through trial and error, I have found that I prefer skis 82 to 105 mm wide and 153 to 160 cm long.
Boots: Lange RS 110 SC
About me: I started skiing in 1984 in California, but I don’t think that any skiing I did counted until I moved to Colorado in 1991. My first ski testing was February 2015 at SIA. My bucket list this season includes more backcountry, Taos, and a heli trip to Silverton.
2019 Rossignol Sky 7 HD Ski Test with "Ski Nurse"
Sidecut Dimensions
128 - 98 - 118
Tail Dimension = 118
Tip Dimension = 128
Waist Dimension = 98
Weight = 3,6KG/PAIR
Available Sizes
156, 164, 172, 180, 188
ROSSIGNOL's OFFICIAL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
"The ultimate fusion of lightweight agility and freeride versatility, the all-new SKY 7 HD has been 100% redesigned for uncompromising free-touring performance. Whether skiing the resort or backcountry touring, the 98mm waist combined with new Air Tip 2.0 and Carbon Alloy Matrix provides a progressive, lightweight blend of stability, floatation, and edge grip to go wherever the snow takes you.
"Ski Nurse" is a contributor to PugSki.com. Her Bio states:
Height: 5'1.5"
Weight: 120 lb
Years skiing: 30+
Days per year: 60+, which includes hiking for turns during summer
Home mountains: Copper Mountain, Loveland, Arapahoe Basin, Vail
Preferred terrain: Variable terrain with trees, chutes, open bowls, and little (key word) drops. Powder days, of course, are always the best, but I am happiest if I have skis on my feet, so a bluebird groomer day is ok by me, too.
Skiing style: Finesse
Preferred ski characteristics: I like a ski that is playful, but not wimpy. It has to be able to go wherever I want to go on the mountain. Through trial and error, I have found that I prefer skis 82 to 105 mm wide and 153 to 160 cm long.
Boots: Lange RS 110 SC
About me: I started skiing in 1984 in California, but I don’t think that any skiing I did counted until I moved to Colorado in 1991. My first ski testing was February 2015 at SIA. My bucket list this season includes more backcountry, Taos, and a heli trip to Silverton.
