Rossignol lives for the mountains.

They need to experience the mountains every day of every year. Rossignol begins with the world’s best athletes. Listen to them. Outfit them. Make them better.
Before, it was only about product and specs and design. And it still is, but now their innovations have a pulse, a human desire, and a meaning. Under the technology beats a heart.

Rossignol uses this expertise to create technical gear to do the stuff we all love to do.
Then they use the same intensity to create all that is casual. Because that’s how you live in the mountains: through product that enhances the lifestyle.
Rossignol is a fundamental ingredient of the lifestyle. They are part of the lexicon. Not just the most respected brand, but a word that is synonymous with great memories, epic adventures and incredible friends. And yes, anyone can say they’re an authentic mountain sports lifestyle brand. Rossignol can prove it.

With their athlete-based R&D, the leading technology and a real connection to the mountains. To most, the mountains are a part of the environment. Not for them. For Rossignol, the mountains are the blood that flows in their veins. The Mountains are the place where we become who we were meant to be.

At Rossignol the air is different. Cleaner, cooler, fresher. It enables a sense of freedom and space that opens the mind and encourages adventure. And it challenges us to accomplish the unimaginable. The mountains give us a sense of place within a complex space. They deliver energy and inspire. In the mountains we find ourselves. And whether it’s dropping a cornice, grinding rails, capturing first tracks or simply climbing to the top, these mountains feed those who love them.

49 years of success and international growth since 1960

Jean Vuarnet won the 1960 Squaw Valley Winter Olympics on Allais 60s, the first all-metal skis. In 1964, Rossignol scored an international success with Strato, the first glass fiber skis.
In the Seventies, Rossignol opened for business in the USA, launched its first Nordic skis and became the biggest ski manufacturer in the world. In the Calgary Winter Olympics, Rossignol won 6 gold medals out of 10 in Alpine events. After launching our Alpine ski boot range in 1990, we developed our bindings range and then successfully diversified into snowboards and textiles. Overall winner of the Albertville and Lillehammer Winter Olympics, Rossignol became the uncontested world leader in winter sports.
Champions of legend winning hundreds of medals

Rossignol skis rose to fame through generations of legendary Champions including Emile Allais, Jean Vuarnet, Adrien Duvillard, Annie Famose, Perrine Pelen, Nancy Green, Erika Hess, Alberto Tomba or more recently Alpine skiers Bode Miller, Pernilla Wiberg, Carole Montillet, Ted Ligetty, Vincent Vittoz in Nordic, Doriane Vidal and Mathieu Crepel in snowboard and Candide Thovex in freestyle...

From solid wood skis to the Radical Mutix, the first customizable high performance ski, Rossignol's history can be traced through mythical innovations and skis like the Olympic 41, Strato, Rock 550, ST Competition, SM Competition, Equipe 4S, Excess Dualtec, 9X Oversize and Radical Mutix...