The perfect ski for a blue run cruiser? Rossignol Forza 40 Expert Review [2023]

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0:23 Which Forza ski model is right for you?
Rossignol Mens Forza 40D V-CA Retail Skis With Xpress 11 GW Bindings
Pure, modern carving for all levels. The Rossignol Forza 40D V-CA Skis set a new standard for precision carving. Oversized dimensions combined with Oversize Sidecut support angulation and control through every turn. This innovative shape lets you roll between turns with maximum engagement.
Race-Proven Dampening PEFC certified Poplar wood core limits vibration for race-proven stability with a focus on sustainability. The carbon beam enhances stability, strength, and ski-snow contact while reducing weight. An oversize sidecut matched with wide dimensions and longer lengths ensure maximum steering power through the turn.
Rossignol's premium hardtop topsheet and integrated tip protector maximize durability and enhance graphics to extend the life of your skis. A sintered black base is used for all-conditons glide and durability. These skis have been made in the Artes, Spain, manufacturing facility which operates on renewable green energy.
Technical details
Ideal use:
All-Mountain
Materials:
Core: Poplar wood
Sidewall: Rectangular
Key features:
Minicap construction
Consistent carving
Oversize sidecut
Carbon beam
Tip protector
Tech specs:
Rider Level: Intermediate / Advanced
Profile: Piste Rocker - 95% Camber / 5% Tip Rocker
Bindings: Xpress 11 GW
Measurements (Based on 164cm):
Nose (width): 12.8cm
Waist (width): 7.5cm
Tail (width): 11.1cm
Turn radius: 12m
Weight: 1600g

[@young_diogenes]

I actually got the Forza 40° from a french ski rental believing it was an all mountain ski (the employee told me so) and used it like that. Worked fine until I tried to carve with it on 80 km/h (50 mi/h) and crashed hard. It's surprisingly effective in deep powder though.