Sender Free 110 Skis deliver freeride power, playful precision, and big-mountain confidence
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"I felt like I could point these anywhere and trust them. They charge hard in open terrain, float beautifully in pow, and still let me slash turns when I want to loosen things up. They’re powerful without being punishing—a serious ski that’s still a ton of fun."
Who It’s For
Advanced to Expert Freeride Skiers:
Built for riders who want to push their limits on steep lines, deep snow, and variable terrain. The Sender Free 110 is for skiers confident at speed and ready for a ski that can handle drops, cliffs, and freeride competitions while still offering a playful side.
What It’s For
Big-Mountain Freeride and Powder:
With a 110mm waist and Progressive Rocker profile, this ski is made for powder days, steep alpine lines, and variable freeride terrain. It thrives in deep snow but holds its own when conditions turn choppy or when carving back to the lift on firm snow.
Why We Like It
Power Meets Playful Control:
We like how the Sender Free 110 blends brute-force stability with surfy agility. AIR TIP lightens the swing weight for better float and pivoting, while the titanal beam and Carbon Alloy Matrix keep it smooth and composed at speed. DAMP TECH cuts chatter, so even in rough snow, it feels confident and predictable.
Details
- 110mm waist floats in powder but carves back to the lift with confidence
- Progressive Rocker balances precise control with playful surf
- Poplar PEFC wood core delivers strength with lively response
- Titanal beam maximizes stability, grip, and rebound power
- Carbon Alloy Matrix reduces vibration for a smooth ride
- AIR TIP centers weight underfoot for better float and maneuverability
- DAMP TECH eliminates chatter and boosts composure in variable snow
- Full twin tail offers freestyle versatility in freeride terrain
- Item #ROSZ7PA
- Length
- 160cm, 168cm, 176cm, 184cm, 191cm
- Dimensions
- 140 / 110 / 133mm
- Turn Radius
- [176cm] 19m, [184cm] 20m, [191cm] 22m
- Profile
- Progressive Rocker (rocker / camber / rocker)
- Construction
- sandwich
- Core
- wood (poplar PEFC)
- Laminate
- Titanal Beam, Carbon Alloy Matrix
- Edge
- steel
- Base
- sintered
- Tail
- full twin
- Claimed Weight
- [176cm] 9lb 0.6oz (4100g), [184cm] 9lb 11.2oz (4400g), [191cm] 10lb 2.2oz (4600g)
- Activity
- backcountry skiing, freeride/powder skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited 2 year
Reviews
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Overall Rating
5 based on 5 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMay 11, 2025
Best season ever on these skis!!!
This ski is amazing! I feel like I'm floating on powder and can really ski the steep and deep. I love to go fast and this ski can handle it all. I had the most amazing season in the Wasatch with these as my daily driver! Girls will love this ski too ;)
Originally reviewed on rossignol.com
February 19, 2025
Quiver killer
So i got a set of the original sender 110 free skis last year and set them up for this season and it's taken my skiing to the next level. From deep heavy powder days to groomers to tree runs these things can do it all.
Originally reviewed on rossignol.com
January 14, 2025
Awesome ski
Been skiing on these for a year now. Best skis on the market. I love them! Strong, playful and exactly what I need in a freeride ski.
Originally reviewed on rossignol.com
December 6, 2024
Best Freeride Ski on the Market
I’ve been skiing these for 2 seasons now and they are easily the most fun ski I’ve ever been on. They’re a dream in powder and blast through crud and can even lay it down in the groomers. Best freeride ski on the market!
Originally reviewed on rossignol.com
August 27, 2024
Send it.
I skied a demo pair of these monsters at Alta and was absolutely floored at how much confidence they instilled in sending it. I’m waiting on the re-release of the Goguen/Mandin/Palm limited editions to pull the trigger and buy my own pair, but you absolutely can’t go wrong with these if you want to up your game off cliffs and side hits! They’re nimble, not too heavy, but firm enough to take as many big landings as you can throw at them. I’m 6’0” 175 and skied the 184 length - they felt great! May consider the 191’s but tbd.
Originally reviewed on rossignol.com
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