The bigger of the two Rotor skis- I think the idea of the use of the name Rotor was in its sense as a palindrome but the Rotor skis are no longer fully-twin-tipped. They do turn-up at the tails though and this helps to release the tail of the ski earlier in the turn- something which benefits the intermediate skier or advanced skier if they are in difficulties I guess. So a versatile all-terrain ski (there are so many of them this year!) and suited to the good intermediate to advanced or even expert skier (now there’‘s a surprise).
Does what it says but if you have the chance to try a pure piste performance ski then a proper back-country ski you’‘ll be much happier!

Multi-condition ski for groomed slopes, powder and all other conditions in-between.