Amplid Rockwell 95 175

High-speed carves and effortless butters - the Rockwell is a playful and easily controlled toy for the entire mountain

Almost a decade old, the Rockwell continues to perplex and delight skiers of all abilities. Key to its undisputable popularity is the Rockwell’s unique Jekyll & Hyde Geometry, which combines a tight and playful sidecut radius with a versatile 95mm waist and plenty of lift-generating surface area. But the most important is that the Rockwell is fun in all conditions you'll find on the mountain.

Riding Style
All-mountain freestyle/park ski for intermediate to advanced level skiers. The wider twin tip shape makes this ski perfect for every terrain. From the park, groomers to the backcountry, you can ride this ski anywhere.

Shape
A Tapered Directional ski is the best for all-mountain riding. The nose is a bit wider than the tail, giving you plenty of control in any terrain. The stance is set back towards the tail, increasing the length of the nose. This helps you to float above the pow. 

Profile
The CamRock profile features a classic camber under the binding with an even rocker in tip and tail and is perfect for any terrain. Precision and pop for park and groomers, good float in powder.

Flex
The medium-stiff flex provides you with a lively ski that allows you to stay in control at all speeds and pop over everything.

Construction
The Jekyll and Hyde geometry maximises the effective edge and square centimetres at a minimum ski length. Resulting in unsinkable but nimble powder skis and jib skis with a huge pop. The Omni Core is a dependable, low -density poplar wood core which is lightweight, durable and has great flex. The Carbon Pop Band is a narrow band of carbon running through the centreline of the ski to increase longitudinal stiffness and pop. The Sintered 7 base is made of a premium sintered plastic which readily absorbs wax and is super fast.

Subject to alterations according to the manufacturer. Image is non-binding.

Freeskis are usually delivered ready-to-ride with a waxed base and sharpened edges. However, this so-called factory-tuning is not very durable and your new skis should be properly waxed after a few days and maintained on a regular basis.