Rossignol Snowboards

for park riders who want a bit of extra stability and power for hitting features. Its camber-heavy profile provides pop and precision for jumps and spins, while the rocker tips help with pressing and jibbing. The Juggernaut has a stiffer flex so is for advanced freestyle riders who want a powerful board for big jumps, halfpipe, and high-speed carving. The Retox also has a medium stiff flex but comes with a twin shape and is ideal for riders who love spending time in the park, hitting rails, and taking on big jumps with confidence. For all mountain snowboarding, the Rossignol Circuit is an entry level snowboard with a soft / medium forgiving flex. The Circuit is perfect for beginners who want to gain confidence and control as they explore the mountain. For all mountain freestyle, Rossignol has the Rossignol District aimed at beginners to intermediates. It is an easy to ride snowboard due to its soft / medium flex and AmpTek Auto Turn rocker profile. Rossignol’s Women's all mountain freestyle board is the Diva. The Rossignol Diva has a medium flex and is designed for aggressive all-mountain and park riding. The Rossignol Templar snowboard is for all mountain freeride intermediate riders. It has a medium flex and is relatively forgiving and easy to ride snowboard, for all mountain exploration. Taking it up one gear is the Rossignol One LF for intermediate or advanced riders. The board has a medium stiff flex and excels in carving and powder.The One LF is a top choice for all-mountain riders who want a board that can do it all, from powder to groomers. Moving up another gear and we have the Rossignol Revenant, an aggressive all-mountain freeride board designed for riders who want to carve hard and float through powder. Designed by big-mountain legend Xavier De Le Rue, the Rossignol XV is built for aggressive freeriding in demanding conditions. It has a stiff flex and a directional shape, providing superior control and edge hold in steep, icy terrain.