What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"Late afternoon runs usually turn into a bumpy mess once everyone's carved up the snow, and this ski handled that mess better than expected. The lightweight core made it easy to flick through tighter spaces, and the sidewalls kept things from feeling sketchy once I picked up speed."Snow conditions rarely stay the same from first chair to last, and the Rossignol Soul 92 Ski adjusts without complaint. Fresh corduroy in the morning gives way to chopped up, inconsistent snow by early afternoon, and this ski just keeps smearing through it, pivoting where needed and holding an edge when the moment calls for it. The Paulownia core keeps swing weight low enough that changing direction feels almost reflexive, while Line Control Technology adds a layer of stability underfoot when the terrain gets less predictable. It's a ski built for the parts of the day that don't go according to plan.