Rossignol Sawblade Red

The Rossignol Sawblade is an easy riding all mountain freestyle board with a soft flex and true twin shape that's perfect for learning tricks, nailing turns, and progressing your riding in both regular and switch. Featuring a playful camber profile and serrated edges, the Sawblade gives you easy, predictable turns and extra strong grip on hard snow, allowing you to have more control over your board and smoother edge to edge response.

Board Type: All Mountain

Camber Type: AMPTEK Auto Turn Rocker

The three specific blends of rocker and camber all combine to make a board that is smooth and easy to turn, stable when riding fast and doesn't want to catch an edge.

Flex: 4/10 (1 = soft, 10 = stiff)

A medium soft flex that is perfect for beginner to intermediate riders who want a fun and forgiving board that they can ride anywhere on the mountain.

Shape: Twin

This board has a twin shape that rides the same in both regular and switch.

Core: 5620 Wood Core

A single species wood core.

Base: 4400 Sintered Base

This board features a Sintered base that delivers fast and consistent glide.

Mounting System: 2x4 Inserts

Additional Features:

Serrated Edges S3 - Three smaller points of edge contact (one between the inserts and two at the tip and tail) provide extra stability and edge hold with a smoother, less aggressive feel.

ABS - ABS provides enhanced durability while keeping the core safe from moisture.

Radcut - The Radcut sidecut features a tradition sidecut between the insert fused with multiple reverse sidecuts toward the tip and tail, delivering sidecut performance that responds to your speed and is tailored to your board type.

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