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The Rossignol Arcade 94 K SPX12 ski package delivers precision, power, and smooth control across all-mountain terrain and varied snow conditions.
*Bindings must be mounted and adjusted by a qualified ski tech
Ability Level:
Advanced
Flex Rating:
Stiff
Terrain:
The Men's Rossignol Arcade 94 K SPX12 Ski & Binding Package combines agile dynamics with damp downhill performance for advanced and expert skiers. Designed to tackle everything from fresh tracks to firm groomers, the Arcade 94 features Line Control Technology with an integrated vertical power rail to eliminate counter-flex and maintain solid snow contact. A Titanal beam underfoot provides torsional stiffness and stability without excess weight, while Air Tip technology lightens swing weight for effortless maneuvering. Paired with high-performance SPX 12 Konect GW system bindings, this setup delivers instant power transmission, long elastic travel for superior shock absorption, and reliable retention across all mountain conditions.
| Rocker Profile | Tip & Tail Rocker / Camber Underfoot |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 138 - 94 - 127 mm |
| Turn Radius | 16 m @ 178 cm |
| Core Material | PEFC-Certified Poplar Wood Core |
| Structural Technologies | Titanal Beam, Line Control Technology (LCT), Rectangular Full Sidewall, Air Tip, VAS |
| Included Bindings | Rossignol / Look SPX 12 Konect GW |
| Binding DIN Range | 3.5 - 12 |
| Boot Sole Compatibility | Alpine (ISO 5355) & GripWalk (ISO 23223) |
| PISTE | ALL MOUNTAIN | FREERIDE | TOURING | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Your height - 10 cm | Your height - 10 cm | Your height - 5 cm | Your height - 10 cm |
| Intermediate | Your height - 7 cm | Your height - 5 cm | Your height - 5 cm | Your height - 10 cm |
| Experienced | Your height - 5 cm | Your height | Your height | Your height - 5 cm |
| Expert | Your height | Your height + 5 cm | Your height + 5-10 cm | Your height - 5 cm |
This chart reflects suggestions from Rossignol. Ski sizing is very subjective and this chart does not take into account all factors.
We find that weight tends to be the most important factor in ski size. Therefore, if you are above-average weight for your height you might consider sizing up, below-average weight skiers should size down. For more details on ski sizing, stop by your local ski shop!
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