ROSSIGNOL · ROSSIGNOL ONE SNOWBOARD
ROSSIGNOL ONE SNOWBOARD
25/26 season
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The Rossignol One is an all-mountain board based on a hybrid camber profile, suited to intermediates enjoying groomers and powder at a relaxed pace. Easy edge transitions and buttering are its strengths, but stability on rough snow and pop power are somewhat disappointing. It's recommended to intermediates pursuing comfortable, casual riding rather than aggressive riding.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid rocker
Rossignol's Amptek low-mountain camber profile: camber between the feet, a small rocker at the tail and a larger rocker section at the nose — a hybrid camber layout.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
Slightly stiffer than medium overall, but the nose is quite soft because of the large rocker and the tail is somewhat soft too. You don't need excessive force to flex it.
Where it shines
Who it suits
A board for intermediates to lower-level advanced riders, suiting those who enjoy relaxed laps on groomers and fresh snow rather than riders always pushing their limits.
Good
- ✓Short, fast carve transitions are very easy, making edge-to-edge changes simple
- ✓A large nose rocker makes buttering and pressing easy with less hip repositioning needed
- ✓It provides comfortable riding for beginner-to-intermediate riders in powder and fresh snow on groomers
- ✓Edge grip improves when riding tail-centred, making Eurocarves possible too
Not so good
- —The nose bounces and edge holding weakens on icy or chopped-up (push pile) snow
- —The large nose rocker makes pop unsharp with a lofty, muted roll and insufficient ollie power
- —Weak vibration damping reduces stability on rough snow
- —With many boards in a similar category, it lacks particularly differentiating characteristics
