Unlike some of the newer Rossi park skis, the Scratch keeps things simple by using a traditional camber flex, making the ski “kind of stiff but still pretty quick,” according to one tester. The Scratch holds its edge very well because of a liberal sidecut, while the 30-degree sidewalls decrease overall ski weight, allowing you to swing these bad boys wherever you need to. In essence, the Scratch is what it has always been, your bomber, go-to park ski for everyday use. One tester commented that it was “a really fun ski, one of my top five, for sure.”