ROSSIGNOL · ROSSIGNOL RESURGENCE SNOWBOARD
ROSSIGNOL RESURGENCE SNOWBOARD
25/26 season
Colour
Color makeup
Multicolour
Design
Repeating pattern
Expert reviews 1
The Rossignol Resurgence is an all-mountain freestyle deck that handles buttering, jibbing, carving and medium jumps broadly on the basis of a 30/50/20 hybrid camber construction. A uniform, predictable flex makes it feel comfortable from the first moment, like a board you've ridden for years, and it maintains high satisfaction all day. It's a hidden gem strongly recommended to all-rounders who want everything from one board.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
Rosal's Amptech all-mountain camber profile: a hybrid camber made up of 30% nose rocker + 50% centre camber + 20% tail rocker. The long nose rocker provides ease of turn initiation and powder float, the centre camber handles pop, snap and drive, and the tail rocker serves as the turn exit and butter point.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A uniform, smooth flex overall. The nose is comparatively supple thanks to its long rocker section, the centre somewhat stiffer, and the tail flexes similarly to the nose but responds differently torsionally because of its shorter rocker. Neither too hard nor too soft, it's a balanced mid flex with a touch of liveliness — not fully damp in character.
Where it shines
Who it suits
A soft, predictable flex and natural edge roll suit intermediates and up. Handling varied skills — butters, jibs, carving, jumps — takes some fundamentals, while high-speed stability and active carving performance also satisfy advanced riders.
Good
- ✓Predictable, consistent pop and snap deliver excellent performance in butters, jibbing and small-to-medium jumps
- ✓A natural, fluid edge roll lets it cover short, medium and hard carves broadly
- ✓Nose and tail upkick support powder planing and press lock-in at once
- ✓It has all-round versatility, delivering stable performance across varied snow (groomers, bumps, ice)
Not so good
- —Slight flutter appears at the nose when riding fast, transmitting faintly to the footbed
- —On large jumps, the nose and tail rocker means any fore-aft bias in the landing position risks washout
