2027 Rossignol Soulside Women's Snowboard with K2 Benes Boots and Bindings

A friendly, do-it-all board is the recipe behind the Rossignol Soulside package. The rocker keeps the edges out of the snow at the contact points so the board forgives a sloppy turn, while the camber underfoot leaves enough spring to pop off a roller. A directional shape and a setback stance push the nose up when the snow is deep. Women building their skills get an all-mountain board that stays comfortable wherever the day goes. [binding KD overview] The K2 Benes is a soft-flexing women's all-mountain snowboard boot with dial closure and a moldable foam liner, built for comfort and a forgiving ride. Quick to get on and easy to stay in all day.

Who it's for:

Women riding anywhere from beginner through intermediate who want one board for the whole resort. It's a good match for someone expanding beyond groomers into softer snow and mixed conditions, and the forgiving flex means the board never feels like it's asking for more than the rider can give.

Things to consider:

A rocker-heavy profile trades some edge hold for forgiveness, so this board gives up grip on firm, icy groomers next to a cambered all-mountain board. The soft flex limits how fast it stays composed, and the directional setback means switch riding is workable without being the board's strength.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Size off the standard height and weight chart. Riders who want the easiest possible handling in trees and tight terrain can drop to the shorter end of their bracket, while a longer board adds the stability that helps once speed picks up on open runs. The Soulside binding reflects standard binding sizing: S/M fits Women's boot sizes 5-9; M/L fits Women's boot sizes 9.5-14The Benes boots align closely to street shoe size, but the liner will pack out noticeably over the first several days, so buy them snug rather than comfortable. Your toes should just brush the end of the liner when you stand upright and pull back when you flex your knees. If you fall between sizes, take the smaller one, because a boot that already feels roomy in the shop will be sloppy by mid-season.