2011 Stockli Rotor 84 Skis

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What we say about the Stockli Rotor 84: Stockli’s top dog for park n’ pipe. The 84 has plenty of metal for carving up an icy half pipe wall, a smooth flex and a racing graphite base for extra speed, critical for lofting big air. Oh yeah, it also rips all around the mountain for times when the park or pipe aren’t on the agenda. You do not find many manufacturers using titanal in their park skis (or graphite race bases)... Stockli is not ‘most manufacturers’, they are Swiss and they mean business.

What Stockli says about the Rotor 84: The Stockli Rotor 84 is a twin-tip, all mountain freeride ski for park and pipe. A park and pipe ski that can truly handle all mountain terrain. This is your one-ski quiver that will feel at home going off kickers, cliffs, in powder and cruising fast on trail. Titanal is used in the core to keep this ski strong and durable, with out adding any unwanted weight.

TYPE: twin-tip ski for park & pipe and pistes

LEVEL: Park and pipe experts

SURFACE: Sublimated high gloss polyamide surface

BASE: Racing graphite with transparent split base, Swiss precision tuning

Year	2011
Gender	No
Country of Manufacture
Best Use	All Mountain
Construction	Sandwich
Core	Sythetic Core
Dimensions	116-84-106mm
Turn Radius	161cm: 17.4 m 169cm: 19.5 m 177cm: 21.8 m
Lengths	161cm, 169cm, 177cm
Sidewall	No
Waist	84mm

Customer Reviews

Awesome do everything skis Review by Jeff

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I'm predominately a park skier, but I enjoy being able to have enough versatility in a ski to do anything on the mountain. These skis are perfect for days when I'm not planning on spending 100% of my time in the park. It acts more like a race ski on the groomers, and the metal in the ski allows it to blast through crud. It's also an excellent big jump ski because of that. I've skied too many park skis that start to feel sketchy on anything 50+ feet, these are solid on any landing. Only drawback is that sheet of metal makes them pretty heavy, so little jibby rail tricks become a little harder.

Overall super stoked on these skis! (Posted on 1/2/12)