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//83// Rossignol Road Trip / Vans Fargo / Air & Style / Pray 4 Snow

Sun, 08 Mar 2009 10:55:01 -0700

Rossignol Road Trip / Riksgränsen, Sweden / Spring 2007 // Product Review / Vans Fargo from shop.shralp.com // Preview Air & Style // Measure your hangtime with the Airtime Sensor from getairnow.com // Rail Contest: Pray 4 Snow / November, 9+10 2007 / Thun, Switzerland /// Rossignol Road Trip / Riksgransen, Sweden / Spring 2007 Welcome to shralp! Episode #83 [...]

Rossignol Amber 2009 snowboard review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 23:02:45 -0700

Rossignol Amber Snowboard 2009 Women’s: Reinvent freestyle riding. Designed for the ripping team rider or industry girl, the Rossignol Amber has all the features and performance of some of the best men's snowboards, but resized to suit smaller framed riders. The twinwood core allows the rider to have more pop than a Michael Jackson music video, and more flex than Arnold Schwarzenegger on steroids (steroids are bad).The Rossignol Amber Snowboard is great in the park and pipe or where ever you want to lead the boys.

Rossignol JDub 2009 Snowboard review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 23:01:06 -0700

Rossignol in-house team's favorite board! Rossignol’s flagship Magne Traction model is unique, and we're not just talking about the stop sign inspired tip/tail shape. No other Mag board has this combination of materials, sidecut and flex. Built for freestyle riders that ride everywhere from giant kickers in the park to giant kickers in the backcountry and the entire realm of cool $hit in between. Feel free to bonk, slash, pop, or slide your way on the Rossignol JDub Mag Snowboard….it will blow your mind!

Rossignol Harmony 2009 Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 22:58:51 -0700

The Harmony shares the same shape as the Amber but has a thinner, softer core profile and a more forgiving ride. Twin shape, centered inserts, wide stance width, high-torsion resistance fiberglass and a deep sidecut radius, the Harmony is in a league of its own. Whether it's your first day in the park or you're ready to charge rails, this board will take whatever comes its way.

Rossignol RPM 2009 Snowboard review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 22:57:02 -0700

2008 Rossignol R.P.M. Snowboard – Introducing Rossignol’s new freestyle classic! The 2008 Rossignol R.P.M is an easy-to-ride park specialist begging to thrash the rails, the halfpipe and everything in its path. This twin-tipped shredder features a deep sidecut with a progressive radius, to propel you into turns, lickety-split. A stiff tip and tail provide enough pop to get you through that jump, while the speedy Wood 6420 Core will help you line up rad trick after rad trick. And whoever said plaid wasn’t dead sexy obviously hadn’t taken a look at this board. Smooth, soft, snappy: the 2008 Rossignol R.P.M.

Rossignol One MTX 2009 snowboard review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 22:55:17 -0700

In a perfect world we could party all night while it snowed, then wake up to sunny skies so we could ride pow in our tees. Well, we can’t have everything—but at least we can have one board that does it all! The 2008 Rossignol One Snowboard is a one-board quiver of all-terrain excitement. Designed with input from pro rider Jonas Emery, this plank is called The One for a reason. Built with a Wood Carbon Kevlar Core, the Rossignol One delivers pop a’plenty during your hearty park sessions and incredible durability for all-mountain mayhem. The sidecut is progressive to give you superb grip on the edges (to keep you from wiping out in front of your crew) with a balanced flex pattern and stiffness so you always stay afloat.

Rossignol Retox 2009 ski review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 22:53:54 -0700

New for 2009! Rossignol Retox Snowboard 2009: If Jimi Hendrix was a snowboarder he definitely would be shredding the Rossignol Retox Snowboard over his guitar. Ridiculous graphics and a true twin shape allow this deck to keep you in tune on the jibs, jumps, and pipes. Regular or switch, the Rossignol Retox snowboard keeps every rider ampped on any freestyle riding experience.

Rossignol Premiere Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 22:52:27 -0700

2008 Rossignol Premier Snowboard – Going up! Just when you thought Rossignol’s Premier freestyle shred stick couldn’t get any better, Rossignol pulls a fast one on you. Redesigned from top to bottom, the 2008 Rossignol Premier Snowboard is back in action and ready for more high-performance directional freestyle fun. They’ve added 4mm to the waist so you can kiss heel/toe drag goodbye, cut the running length shorter for faster transitions, and given the Premier a wider stance width for more balance. Throw in a progressive sidecut for superior edge grip, and you’ve got one heck of a freestyle board.

Rossignol Diva Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 22:51:14 -0700

Legendary for its all terrain versatility, the new Diva bridges the gap between performance and style. Similar boards in the same category as the Diva are often priced higher for all the features offered by the Diva. Designed for advanced women riders, the Diva is a board for the woman with some attitude. The name says it all.

Rossignol Myth 2009 Snowboard review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 22:49:58 -0700

An all new shape, stance width and insane graphic applications make these boards look like thier worth hundreds more. These full wood core construction boards will take you to the next level with ear to ear grins.

Rossignol Scope Snowboard Review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 22:48:45 -0700

2008 Rossignol Scope Snowboard – The next generation in all-terrain mastery. The 2008 Rossignol Scope Snowboard has been completely revamped this year, to bring you futuristic all-mountain freestyle performance. With a wider waist width, the Rossignol Scope better fits today’s freestyle rider, while still maintaining a shape and construction that will get you all over the hill. Top this off with a super speedy sintered base, low-friction stone ground base finishing, and a full-length combination matte/glossy topsheet, and you get a board that looks as good as it rides. Broaden the scope of

Rossignol S2 2009 ski review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 17:32:23 -0700

Roam where you want to on the mountain this season with the NEW Rossignol S2 Jago twin tip skis. It has a narrower waist design than the powder-oriented S4 Squindo, but it also has a shorter sidecut that makes it ideal for taking tighter turns on hardpack and groomed runs. The S2 Jago features a lively hybrid THC core made from poplar and fume for a lively, light feel with plenty of durability to take abuse from jibbing and hard landings. Slap on a pair of Rossignol's SAS 100 bindings and your ready to roll!

Rossignol S3 Pommier 2009 ski review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 17:31:11 -0700

Park, pipe, and all-mountain versatility by Rossignol—custom topsheet artwork by Andrew Pommier. The S3 Pommier Ski brings artistic expression to your next alpine assault, with a full THC core construction, 90mm waist, twin tip design and low, concentrated swing weight. The wood core and floaty midsection add prime beef underfoot for stability in variable conditions, while the centered stance, short lengths and light weight make for smooth spins and predictable behavior in the park. Andrew’s sketch collage topsheet design mirrors the S3’s multiple personalities on the slopes, and thirty-

Rossignol S4 2009 ski review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 17:29:51 -0700

Rossignol SAS S4 Squindo Skis - Sin number 4 Anger - Rossignol brings you fine tuned fury in the SAS S4 Squindo Skis. Splatter on some steez, Andreas Hatveit and the S4, eat the competition for lunch, whether skiing in rail jams, slope style and super pipes. The Rossignol SAS S4 Squindo Skis were created with a dual wood core, a hybrid of two separate woods that give you incredible feel in the park and offer all mountain flex. You will covet Rossignol SAS S4 Squindo Skis when you learn they have a weight reducing system (WRS). Candide Thovex helped develop the WRS concept for this super lightweight jib ski.

Rossignol Phantom 80 2009 ski review

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 17:28:06 -0700

The Rossignol Phantom 80 skis with Axial² 120 bindings charge down the steeps and cruise through powder, crud and corduroy with authority.

Designed for advanced skiers who hike for fresh turns yet also enjoy a good day on the groomers
Sandwich construction features a wood core, titanium laminate, vertical sidewalls and Rossitop cap
Wood core provides ultimate feel, power and durability
Two layers of titanium integrated into the ski construction provide excellent stability without adding cumbersome weight
Mini Rossitop cap construction strengthens the top of the ski—a real plus when hard landings lie ahead