2026 Rossignol Sender Soul 102 Skis with Atomic Hawx Magna 100 Boots and Poles

At 102 mm underfoot, the Rossignol Sender Soul 102 sits at the wide end of the all-mountain world and leans hard into freeride terrain. Modern all-mountain power meets a playful, progressive shape, so the ski floats through soft snow and stays composed when the surface turns mixed and cut up. Storm days and fast resort laps both suit it, which makes it a strong pick for skiers who take whatever the mountain gives them. We paired the Sender Soul 102 with the Atomic Hawx Magna 100 Ski Boots because it’s a fantastic choice for skiers who want strong all-mountain performance in a more accommodating, high-volume fit. The 100 flex delivers a supportive platform that helps drive skis with confidence, while the Magna shape offers extra space for comfort—especially for wider feet or skiers who prioritize warmth and circulation. It’s a great pairing for intermediate-to-advanced skiers looking for control and stability without the tight feel of a narrow performance boot.

Who it's for:

Advanced skiers who take the mountain as it comes, from storm days to fast afternoon laps. It fits skiers comfortable in off-piste terrain who want a wide ski that still holds together at speed.

Things to consider:

A ski this wide is slow from edge to edge on hard snow and won't satisfy anyone whose days are mostly groomers. It also wants to be skied with some commitment, so a cautious skier will find it a lot of ski.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Freeride skis are generally taken longer than frontside skis, because length is what supplies float and stability in soft snow. Size up if your priority is powder and speed, stay closer to your height if you ski a lot of trees and tight terrain.