2027 Rossignol Ampage Vol.1 Snowboard with K2 Market Boots and Bindings

The Rossignol Ampage Vol. 1 is a no-frills daily driver that embraces a simple, classic construction and profile. A wood core between fiberglass laminates, a true twin shape with blunted tips, and a rocker-heavy profile with a small camber pocket between the feet add up to a soft, playful freestyle board that steers easily at low speed yet still has enough rebound to ollie off a roller. Centered inserts make switch riding feel identical to regular. Newer riders and anyone wanting a light, switch-friendly park deck get an honest, approachable board. [binding KD overview] An entry-level men's boot with a soft flex and a single BOA dial, perfect for first-pair buyers and occasional riders who want easy on, easy off.

Who it's for:

Beginners who want to actually own a board rather than rent one, and confirmed riders who want a soft, playful, switch-friendly deck for park laps and learning new tricks. Light skiers and lighter riders coming over from skiing will find it easy to flex underfoot.

Things to consider:

The extruded base will not match a sintered base for top-end speed, and asks for more wax over the season, that is the trade for the lower price. The 3/10 flex is forgiving but the rider chasing pop and stability at speed will outgrow it. The Sawblade is the natural step up in the Rossignol park lineup when that day comes.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Standard sizing applies for the Ampage Vol.1, with 146, 151, 155, and 159 in regular waist, and 156W and 161W for size 11+ boot shoppers. Drop a length from your usual all-mountain pick if you want a more buttery, jib-leaning ride. The wide variants kick in at US 11 and up to keep toes off the snow. The Battle binding follows standard binding sizes: S/M fits Men's boot sizes 4-8; M/L fits Men's boot sizes 8.5-13; XL fits Men's boot sizes 14+The Market boot runs true to size, so most riders should land in their usual size. Since the EVA liner doesn't pack out a ton, the size you start with is usually the size you end with.