ROSSIGNOL · ROSSIGNOL JIBSAW SNOWBOARD
ROSSIGNOL JIBSAW SNOWBOARD
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24/25 season review
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The Rossignol Jibsaw is a camber-rocker hybrid board specialised for park jibbing and buttering, with a soft nose and tail making press moves feel very natural. That said, pop and snap are disappointing and edge hold is insufficient at speed and in all-mountain settings, so it suits park-focused riders or park newcomers best.
It's a fine choice on gentler terrain such as the Midwest, but it isn't suitable for big-mountain all-mountain riding.
A closer look
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Board profile
The profile describes the curve of the board when viewed from the side.
Hybrid camber
Rosal's Amp Tech Elite camber system: camber between the feet with rocker at the nose and tail — a camber-based hybrid construction. It provides edge hold and pop underfoot while making nose and tail presses and butters easy.
How stiff is it?Closer to 10 means stiffer. It does not mean better performance.
A medium flex overall, but with soft nose and tail and a mid-level centre underfoot. Torsional flex is also on the soft side, so there's little resistance. Despite being a camber-based board, pop and snap are somewhat lacking.
Terrain suggested in the review
Rider levels suggested in the review
Intermediate
It suits riders getting into the park and park-focused intermediates. Its forgiving character is easy for park newcomers to handle, but a lack of high-speed stability and edge hold makes it unsuitable for advanced all-mountain riding.
What the review liked
- ✓A soft nose and tail make buttering and press moves easy and the sweet spot easy to hold
- ✓Board feel is good in rail jibbing, cradling after landing to hold the rail stably
- ✓Fast micro-adjustments are possible in short carves (rail approaches and so on) with excellent edge hold
- ✓It provides a forgiving ride character for park newcomers
What the review found lacking
- —Pop and snap don't meet expectations for a camber-based board, with insufficient energy return
- —It tends to bounce or lose the edge on icy sections at speed and in medium-to-large carves
- —Insufficient edge hold in all-mountain riding (big mountains, high speed) limits it as a daily driver
- —Poor ability to stop rotation on landing when over-rotated puts it at a disadvantage on large jumps
