2027 Rossignol Soul Pro Women's Skis with Dalbello Veloce Max 65 Boots and Poles

Girls who want one pair for the entire mountain are the audience for the Rossignol Soul Pro W. A twin-rocker profile and progressive shape keep it surfy in soft snow and predictable when the run firms up, and the light layup means it never feels like a chore underfoot late in the day. Expressive, drifty turns are the reward, and they open the door to skiing that goes well beyond the trail map. We paired the Soul Pro with the Dalbello Veloce Max 65 W, which is an accessible yet supportive entry-level boot that’s perfect for casual cruising and progressing. With a 65 flex and roomy width, it’s tailored for skiers looking for all-day comfort in a boot that will allow them to build skills while having fun.

Who it's for:

Girls and young women who want one pair of skis for the entire mountain. It suits intermediate skiers who are drawn to soft snow and playful skiing but still spend real time on groomed runs.

Things to consider:

Rockered skis give up edge contact, so this one won't hold a hard groomer the way a dedicated frontside ski will. A skier focused on carving would be better served by something narrower and cambered.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Twin-rockered skis ski shorter than they measure because the contact points sit inside the tips, so a length at or just above the skier's height often feels right. Anyone skiing mostly tight trees should stay at the shorter end for easier pivoting. The Veloce Max 65 W runs true to size and works best for skiers with medium to high volume feet. The upper cuff buckles can be repositioned to provide more room for those with wider calves.