Rossignol Women's Arcade 88 W Skis 2026
- Description
The all-new 2026 Rossignol Arcade 88 W delivers outstanding all-mountain versatility, engineered for the snow you actually ski, not just ideal conditions.
- Sidecut: 135/88/124 mm at 178 cm length
- Radius: 15 m at 178 cm length
- Rocker/Camber
- Piste Rocker
- Sintered Base
- Poplar Wood Core
- Titanal
- Line Control Technology
- VAS Vibration Absorption System
- Weight: 1750 g per ski
- Ability Level: Advanced to Expert
All-new for 2026, the Rossignol Arcade 88 W brings their best race tech to a wider all-mountain freeride platform designed specifically for women who rip. Whether you're carving groomers with high edge angles or navigating tight tree runs, the Arcade 88 W thrives across a wide range of terrain. Its durable construction and adaptable shape combine to offer a rare balance of performance and control.
The Arcade 88 W seamlessly combines power and precision with forgiveness and intuitive handling. This uncommon blend of traits results in a ski that feels aggressive when you need it and playful when you want it, making it an ideal companion for variable resort conditions.
Targeted at advanced to expert skiers, the Arcade 88 W is best suited for those who demand top-tier carving performance but still want a ski that can confidently handle mixed terrain and occasional off-piste excursions.
At the core of the Arcade 88 W is a full poplar wood core reinforced by an ABS LCT (Line Control Technology) strip that runs the length of the ski, increasing longitudinal stiffness for greater stability. Full-length and full-width titanal laminates enhance torsional stiffness, ensuring excellent edge hold and effective vibration damping—perfect for high-speed carving. Rectangular sidewalls span the entire length of the ski to maximize energy transfer and reinforce edge grip in all snow conditions.
While the Arcade 88 W handles light off-piste skiing well, its strengths lie on the frontside. Skiers who spend the majority of their time in deep powder or heavily off-trail terrain might prefer a wider ski with better float and maneuverability in soft snow.
These ski true to size; that said, skiers can size down for maneuverability without the fear of performance loss.
