Rallybird Soul 92 Ski+Xpress W11 GW B93 Binding-2026-Women's

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying

"I skied the Rallybird Soul 92s on a day that threw everything at me — hard morning groomers, some variable crud mid-mountain, and a few soft turns through the trees by afternoon. These skis handled all of it comfortably. The tip floated better than I expected for a 92mm waist, and when I wanted to lay down a clean carve on the way back to the lift, they had the grip to do it. Honestly a great one-quiver option if you ski all over the hill."

Who It's For

Intermediate-to-Advanced Skiers Seeking All-Mountain Versatility:

Built for confident skiers who want a single ski capable of handling steep and technical terrain as well as groomed runs. The Rallybird Soul 92 is particularly well-suited for skiers who prioritize a lively, forgiving feel in variable snow without giving up edge control when the pitch steepens or the snow firms up. A lighter swing weight and playful character make it especially approachable for skiers still expanding their comfort zone off-piste.

What It's For

All-Mountain Skiing with a Freeride Lean:

The Rallybird Soul 92 thrives on varied mountain terrain — steep faces, powder pockets, tree runs, and groomed cruisers. With a 91mm waist at 156cm, it's nimble enough for tight spots but wide enough to float in softer snow. The progressive rocker/camber/rocker profile encourages easy turn entry and smooth release, making it equally at home smearing wide arcs through soft snow or driving a precise edge on corduroy.

Why We Like It

Lightweight Core, Refined Laminates, and a Balanced All-Mountain Build:

The paulownia wood core keeps the ski light and quick edge-to-edge, while Damp Tech laminates smooth out chatter in variable and choppy snow for a more confident, connected feel. Diago Fiber — a laminate borrowed from Rossignol's race department — adds torsional rigidity and pop without piling on weight. Air Tip keeps mass concentrated underfoot for natural float and responsive handling. Full rectangular sidewalls round things out with solid edge grip and power transfer. It's a thoughtfully built ski that rewards skiers across a wide range of conditions without demanding perfection from the rider.