What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I took the Savage Free out on a powder day at Snowbird and couldn't believe how easy they were to throw sideways through the chop. The metal underfoot kept things stable once I opened it up on a groomer run back to the lift, so I never felt like I was outrunning the ski."Soft snow days call for a ski that wants to play, and the Rossignol Savage Free Ski is built for exactly that kind of morning. We drop into untouched pockets between the trees, letting the tip float up and the tail release with barely any effort, pivoting through tight lines that would feel like work on a stiffer setup. When the terrain opens up and speeds start climbing, the metal underfoot keeps things composed instead of chattery, so we can carry momentum through variable snow without second guessing the landing. It's a ski built to stay light on quick moves and steady when we decide to let it run.