Name: Rossignol Black Ops Stargazer
Brand: Rossignol
SKU: 63abfa158b3d0b96e44e4545
Rating: 3.4 (17 reviews)

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The Rossignol® Women's Freeride Skis Blackops W Stargazer are made for women seeking lightweight agility and confident downhill performance for exploring all over the mountain. The 94mm waist width and long contact points provide a precise, stable feel for a variety of riders. Its integrated paulownia wood core makes for a comfortable and stable ride across different snowpack conditions. - Low Pop – The lower pop in camber translates to a smooth, damp feel for cruising and stability at higher speeds.
- Air Tip Technology – The lighter tip and tail cut swing weight for enhanced maneuverability.
- Damp Tech – A Damp Tech insert at the tip reduces harsh vibrations on hard snowpack.

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 A lot of that has to do with marketing, so what they're trying to say is that you can use this equally as well both in the resort and in the backcountry. And while we don't disagree with that, I think that the majority of skiers looking for something like this are going to use it more in a resort setting. But if you're looking for that 50-50 ski that does equally as well both in and out of bounds, this Stargazer is an excellent choice. Built with a Polonia wood core, so nice light wood

 So check this thing out at SkiEssentials.com and we will see you out there on the hill. Bye.

 Hey skiers, it's Bob with SkiEssentials.com. Welcome to our 2022 ski test. We've got a Rossignol Black Ops Stargazer for you today

 But if you're looking for that 50-50 ski that does equally as well both in and out of bounds, this Stargazer is an excellent choice. Built with a Polonia wood core, so nice light wood. They also get Rossignol's Diago fiber to it. So pretty simple construction, just light wood and then additional fibers to the material to make it stiffer, and that's about it

Ski Test Results: https://www.skiessentials.com/2022-ski-test/skis/2022-rossignol-blackops-w-stargazer/

Shop Now: https://www.skiessentials.com/2021-rossignol-black-ops-stargazer-women-s-ski.html

2022 Rossignol BLACKOPS Stargazer - YouTube

I’ve tried line blades but they couldn’t handle steep icy groomers or bumps really. My rossignol black ops 98 are a bit unforgiving and don’t edge well enough. I tried the Nordica Santa Ana 88s, they were ok but a bit soft and chattery. The vokyl secret 95s were too boring/groomer oriented, didn’t turn well

 You're going to be able to pop in the woods, say it snows a couple inches, you're also going to have some fun out there with that waist width and that super lightness. When we talk about who this ski is for, it definitely is more of an intermediate, maybe an advanced lady who wants something more forgiving underfoot. You're going to be able to ski all day on it and not feel too tired because of the lightweightness, but with all the fun stuff in the construction, it still holds that torsional rigidity and helps you keep on edge, so you'll still be able to flex and hold an edge all day long and not be going home too tired. For more information on Rossignol's Black Ops Series or the Stargazer, check us out on SkiEssentials

 It's a great versatile all-mountain ski. You can start on the groomers in the morning, a little bit of ice, you'll be able to hold that edge. You're going to be able to pop in the woods, say it snows a couple inches, you're also going to have some fun out there with that waist width and that super lightness. When we talk about who this ski is for, it definitely is more of an intermediate, maybe an advanced lady who wants something more forgiving underfoot

 The Damp Tech allows the ski, it's got rubber in the tips, allows the ski to absorb more and then that fiber is going to help with the rigidity of the ski to help you get on edge. Another lightweight ski, 90 to 9400 waist depending on the length of the ski. Also a very beautiful all-mountain. This is going to be a little bit more approachable than the others in the series

 It's got a whole lot of technology in the construction. They use a light wood paloma core. They use their Aeratech technology in the tip, which just reduces weight and creates an easier, more maneuverable ski. They also use their Damp Tech and their Diago fiber in the ski

https://www.skiessentials.com/2021-ski-test/skis/2021-rossignol-black-ops-stargazer/

Rossignol BLACKOPS Stargazer - Skiessentials.com - YouTube

Rossignol Black ops escaper - 390$. 4. Blizzard Rustler 9 - 480$. At the end of the day, I'm strongly leaning towards QST 98s as they are better overall on and off piste, the cheaper price of QST 92s but I don't know how they perform on powder days

 Blizzard Rustler 9 - 480$. At the end of the day, I'm strongly leaning towards QST 98s as they are better overall on and off piste, the cheaper price of QST 92s but I don't know how they perform on powder days.

 This is an awesome ski for that advanced intermediate skier who's looking for a ski that they can put a lot of power into all around the mountain and still have a lot of control. It's super lightweight and super responsive and you can easily turn an edge over especially on the groomed runs. This was one of my favorite skis today when we had those conditions and I definitely would recommend this if you're looking for something super lightweight, super snappy and then you can take all over the mountain and trust it regardless of the conditions.

 Hi my name is Jenna. I just got off the Rossignol Black Ops Stargazer. This is an awesome ski for that advanced intermediate skier who's looking for a ski that they can put a lot of power into all around the mountain and still have a lot of control. It's super lightweight and super responsive and you can easily turn an edge over especially on the groomed runs

 This was one of my favorite skis today when we had those conditions and I definitely would recommend this if you're looking for something super lightweight, super snappy and then you can take all over the mountain and trust it regardless of the conditions.

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The Rossignol BlackOps Stargazer is an excellent option for any advanced intermediate to expert level Lady who's in search of a playful all mountain ride. Paulownia Wood helps keep the Stargazer light weight but rigid with the help of the Diago Fiber laid across the core from tip to tail. Response and liveliness is a key attribute with Stargazer with the help of Damp Tech which reinforces the core. The sandwich sidewall construction promotes torsionally stability for crud assistance and edge hold. Rossignols stapled Air Tip technology gives the Stargazers tips natural and effortless flotation when powder gets thrown into the mix. Get yourself a versatile ski that can do a little bit of everything with the Rossignol BlackOps Stargazer.

Jenna's Review-Rossignol Blackops W Stargazer Skis 2021 ...

Coloradan looking for a daily driver all mtn ski to add to my quiver. 

I spend \~50% of my time with little ones (under 4) on groomers, trees, mild bumps, and small park features. Ideally this unicorn skis switch, is fairly damp, and can hold up when I get the oppy to ski hard. Aka I don't want park skis (Blend), I don't want a directional (mantra/enforcer), I don't want wide planks, and I have a dedicated touring set-ups.

I've narrowed down to the Dynastar free 99 and the Bent 100 (thanks Blister). Anything else I should consider (e.g. Camox, Prodigy)? 

FWIW I know there are trade offs and have other skis when the opportunity presents itself. Current Quiver: Nomad 105(pow), MX98 (early season/low tide), BC Corvus Freebird (winter bc), BC  Ova Freebird (spring skimo).

<div class="md"><p>Coloradan looking for a daily driver all mtn ski to add to my quiver. </p>

<p>I spend ~50% of my time with little ones (under 4) on groomers, trees, mild bumps, and small park features. Ideally this unicorn skis switch, is fairly damp, and can hold up when I get the oppy to ski hard. Aka I don&#39;t want park skis (Blend), I don&#39;t want a directional (mantra/enforcer), I don&#39;t want wide planks, and I have a dedicated touring set-ups.</p>

<p>I&#39;ve narrowed down to the Dynastar free 99 and the Bent 100 (thanks Blister). Anything else I should consider (e.g. Camox, Prodigy)? </p>

<p>FWIW I know there are trade offs and have other skis when the opportunity presents itself. Current Quiver: Nomad 105(pow), MX98 (early season/low tide), BC Corvus Freebird (winter bc), BC  Ova Freebird (spring skimo).</p>
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 It also has the air tip so it was really, really easy to maneuver and it made really, really smooth turns. I would recommend this ski for someone who's an intermediate to advanced skier who wants a fun ski that will handle well in the fresh snow and also carve.

 I think it was really fun, really playful, and really lightweight. It has a full sidewall so it held an edge really, really well in those long carving turns. It also has the air tip so it was really, really easy to maneuver and it made really, really smooth turns. I would recommend this ski for someone who's an intermediate to advanced skier who wants a fun ski that will handle well in the fresh snow and also carve

 Hey, I'm Sam. I just got done riding the Rossignol Black Ops Stargazer and I love this ski. I think it was really fun, really playful, and really lightweight. It has a full sidewall so it held an edge really, really well in those long carving turns

Sam's Review-Rossignol Blackops W Stargazer Skis 2021 ...

I'm looking to purchase my first Ski. I'm 6'0, 160LBS, I have mainly ski'd hand-me-down ski's including an old 78 width atomic (not sure the model), and K2 pinnacle 88. I wanted to demo a ski that was more stable so over the weekend at Whistler. I ended up demoing a nordica enforcer 100 (179cm). Overall the ski was great, but I did find the ski quite demanding and heavy. I'm looking for something a bit lighter, but has similar properities.

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Ski's for consideration :

Fisher Rander 102

Atomic Bent Chetler 100

K2 Mindbender 99

Salomon QST 98

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m looking to purchase my first Ski. I&#39;m 6&#39;0, 160LBS, I have mainly ski&#39;d hand-me-down ski&#39;s including an old 78 width atomic (not sure the model), and K2 pinnacle 88. I wanted to demo a ski that was more stable, so over the weekend at Whistler, I ended up demoing a nordica enforcer 100 (179cm). Overall the ski was great, but I did find the ski quite demanding and heavy. I&#39;m looking for something a bit lighter, but has similar properities.</p>

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<p>Ski&#39;s for consideration :</p>

<p>Fischer Rander 102</p>

<p>Atomic Bent Chetler 100</p>

<p>K2 Mindbender 99</p>

<p>Salomon QST 98</p>
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Intermediate Ski for PNW

Seems like most of the skis that fall into the 'best of' categories are not sized for shorter skiers like myself and also the logic around waist sizing may not apply so well either.  I'm 5'5 (165cm) 120 lbs.  Consider myself an intermediate skier and spend most of my time on blue runs and enjoy hitting bumps about half of the day and crusing groomed runs the rest here in Oregon/Mt Hood. Any recommendations either for a single quiver ski or maybe two options for more versatility?  Should I be looking for a softer ski vs stiff given my weight and desire to occasionally be in moguls? Less than 88cm waist? Appreciate any feedback.

<div class="md"><p>Seems like most of the skis that fall into the &#39;best of&#39; categories are not sized for shorter skiers like myself and also the logic around waist sizing may not apply so well either.  I&#39;m 5&#39;5 (165cm) 120 lbs.  Consider myself an intermediate skier and spend most of my time on blue runs and enjoy hitting bumps about half of the day and crusing groomed runs the rest here in Oregon/Mt Hood. Any recommendations either for a single quiver ski or maybe two options for more versatility?  Should I be looking for a softer ski vs stiff given my weight and desire to occasionally be in moguls? Less than 88cm waist? Appreciate any feedback.</p>
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Recommendation for short guys

Buy them at the height of your forehead. For lighter build skiers (my boys) the Rossi smash or sassy (now black ops) has exceeded my expectations in a no metal do everything ski. They are both cheap and well built.

Hey skiers,

Trying to get my first pair of decent skis. I have been using Rossignol vintage race skis that are a few inches taller than me and extremely skinny. I bought them when I had no idea that there were different skis for different intentions and lengths. I used them on light jumps, rails in the park, and powder snow which was a nightmare but I love to ski so I did my best. 

Now that I can afford some skis, I am really lost on what to get. I'm a female, 5'7", 110Ib, and I do a bit of everything but mostly park, and moguls. I intend to work on my carving this winter alongside control and park-related things. I would like something that can also handle powder, it doesn't have to do so amazingly but decent since I do go to the mountains. 

I'm currently looking at the Armada arw 86's, 170cm. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

<div class="md"><p>Hey skiers,</p>

<p>Trying to get my first pair of decent skis. I have been using Rossignol vintage race skis that are a few inches taller than me and extremely skinny. I bought them when I had no idea that there were different skis for different intentions and lengths. I used them on light jumps, rails in the park, and powder snow which was a nightmare but I love to ski so I did my best. </p>

<p>Now that I can afford some skis, I am really lost on what to get. I&#39;m a female, 5&#39;7&quot;, 110Ib, and I do a bit of everything but mostly park, and moguls. I intend to work on my carving this winter alongside control and park-related things. I would like something that can also handle powder, it doesn&#39;t have to do so amazingly but decent since I do go to the mountains. </p>

<p>I&#39;m currently looking at the Armada arw 86&#39;s, 170cm. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.</p>
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