History Rossignol

The history of the Rossignol company began in 1907, when Abel Rossignol, an experienced carpenter, made his first pair of wooden skis in the town of Voiron, France. These skis quickly gained popularity among local skiers due to their exceptional performance. In 1937, the Rossignol brand introduced its first factory-produced skis, marking the beginning of the transition from a small workshop to a leading manufacturer in the ski industry.

In the post-war period, the Rossignol company began to develop rapidly, which was facilitated by the introduction of innovations and the production of high-quality products. In 1956, the brand made history by introducing the first skis with metal edges, which revolutionized the sport and set a new standard for performance. Throughout the second half of the 20th century, Rossignol continued to innovate, including fiberglass construction, shaped skis and integrated binding systems.

The company has gone from solid wood skis to the revolutionary Radical Mutix technology - the world's first ski with adjustable characteristics. Legendary ski models are written in golden letters in the history of Rossignol: Olympic 41, Strato, Rock 550, ST Competition, SM Competition, Equipe 4S, Excess Dualtec, 9X Oversize...

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