The 115RPC has become a DPS cult classic as the tool of choice for traditional styled big mountain skiing. While looking different to its big brother at first glance, the 100 RPC is DPS's vision of the long-awaited hard-pack big mountain charger. It holds an edge like a FIS Super G ski, and gives stable confidence for landing every drop you can line up. It’s a throwback to the early days of the Freeride World Tour, where the emphasis was simply skiing as fast and hard as you could. We’re not pretending this is a powder ski. Its best conditions are wind buff, chalk, and mixed hard pack. It does enjoy crud busting, and it holds a pretty incredible arc on a groomer. It wouldn’t be out of place on a Nastar course. 

The 100RPC construction is a preview from DPS's R&D lab. When they began their original Pagoda construction, DPS had a design philosophy of horizontally combining disparate materials that continues with this ski. With a new recipe that further increases the damping and stability of the  ski, the hard-charging 100RPC is equivalent to launching new technology in a race car.