2027 Rossignol Resurgence Snowboard with Rossignol Battle Bindings

The 2027 Rossignol Resurgence with Rossignol Battle Bindings is an all-mountain freestyle setup with a directional shape, balanced flex, and basalt and aramid reinforcement through the core. It returns unchanged for the season other than a fresh graphic, and it is a confidence builder for the mid-to-advanced rider who wants a board that handles hard landings without demanding technical input. The construction story is real and the riding feel stays approachable.

Why we like it:

The basalt and Kevlar through the Wood CBF core add stability without making the board feel like a tank. The even rocker-to-camber split lands in the sweet spot for riders who want pop without giving up forgiveness.

Who it's for:

All-mountain riders who want a go-anywhere deck that will support hard landings, hold an edge at higher speeds, and support progression into more aggressive terrain. The balanced flex and forgiving rocker pockets keep it accessible for anyone working through advanced-intermediate territory.

Highlights:

Construction is the headline. The Wood CBF core wraps a single-wood spine in basalt and Kevlar, with the basalt adding power and removing vibration while the aramid dampens harsh landings. Rossignol pairs that with the AmpTek All-Mountain blend, a RadCut sidecut that changes turn shape with edge angle and speed, and Serrated Edges 5S for bite on firm conditions. The base is a Sintered 4400, a real sintered base at this tier. The shape is directional with a Directional All-Mountain flex pattern, and the Wide variants push the waist out for bigger boots. The Battle's softer overall flex makes turn initiation smoother and less punishing, which helps newer riders link turns without feeling locked in. The forgiving highback allows for subtle movements and easier edge transitions, especially at slower speeds, and a stable baseplate keeps energy transfer direct enough for solid heel to toe response while still absorbing chatter underfoot. Well cushioned straps help distribute pressure evenly across the boot, reducing hot spots to help you stay comfy all day. The overall construction favors durability and straightforward function, which translates to fewer surprises and consistent performance.

Things to consider:

The 5/10 flex is a meaningful step softer than the top of the range, so hard-charging advanced riders will outgrow it. Without perimeter urethane in the build, chatter at high speed on hardpack is more present than it would be on a damper board.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Sizes run true to length, so bump up for heavier riders or anyone who will see more powder and drop down for more responsive turn initiation in tight terrain. Anyone in a size 11 US boot or bigger belongs on a wide.