2027 Rossignol Snowboard with K2 Boots and Bindings

A first board, a park-only second deck, or the one that lives in the car all winter: the Rossignol Ampage Vol. 2 fits all three. It's a true twin with a soft, easily bent flex and a rocker-dominant profile that lifts the contact points clear of the snow, keeping things catch-free. Blunted tips widen the platform for presses and butters. Riders learning to link turns, ride switch, and hit their first boxes get a forgiving deck that keeps progression moving. [binding KD overview] [boot PKG overview]

Who it's for:

Riders working on linking turns, riding switch, or hitting their first boxes, plus seasoned riders who want a cheap, light throw-in-the-car park stick. The soft flex pairs well with lighter weights and is forgiving enough for guests borrowing the deck for a day.

Things to consider:

An advanced rider charging hard will run out of board fast, the soft flex and rocker-dominant profile are not built for high-speed carving. The extruded base wants more maintenance than a sintered one. Stepping up to the Sawblade gets a sintered base, RadCut, and the new AmpTek All-Mountain camber for serious park progression.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Pick your usual size on the Vol.2, the run goes 146/151/155/159 in regular and 156W/161W for riders with size 11 US boots and up. Going up a length adds stability on landings for heavier riders, dropping down makes butters easier. [binding sizing specifics][boot sizing specifics]