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Rossignol Angus Snowboard - 2009
The Rossignol Angus Snowboard combines all the advantages of a rocker camber and traditional camber into one unique ride. Float through pow with ease without the dread of a loose-feeling board on the hardpack back to the lift.
- AmpTek (Amplification Technology) combines traditional camber between the feet and rocker camber rising from the feet at the tip and tail
- Stiff tail gives this board the solid platform for huge landings of big cliff drops, backcountry booters, and terrain park tables
- Moderate flex in the middle provides stability at high speed, both on edge and when you lay it flat
- Softer flex in the nose enhances float in pow and makes for easy nose presses
- Bred from Rossignol’s global art project with evil graphics that’ll scare the hell out of Lucifer himself
- Directional-twin shape makes riding switch just as smooth as regular
- 2D Stone structured sintered 4400 base is ready to slide on any snow condition
Bottom Line: So versatile, it’s scary.
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I am beginner/intermediate; am 6'1" and 170lbs. What
I am beginner/intermediate; am 6'1" and 170lbs. What length should i get?
By: pod3435821
February 20, 2010
Well if you ride a lot of park then I would say go for something along the lines of a 153-155. But if you like to cruise all over and still take it into the park from time to time then go for something like a 154/156. The thing with most reverse cambered decks is that it allows you to ride up to 5cm shorter than your average deck. So its really up to you on how long of a deck you want. But stay within the 152-156 area just so you wont be thinkin you're gonna snap it every time you come to a steep or huge booter. Im 6' 165lbs and I ride a Rome Machine 154W for my everyday/everything deck, but thats just because the deck rides like that and handles anything you throw at it. Hope this helps
By: Kris McGregor
July 19, 2010
loving angus
By:
vals1976
November 8, 2010
I love this board.. its my everything board! powder days, park days, groomers, what ever I throw at it. It takes. I gotta admit the nose is soft when you come down on those awkward landings.. but other than that. it kills!
well for what size? ill tell you that a 157 is about 5 feet tall
By: enjoi rome
December 1, 2009
Rossignol Angus Snowboard
By:
Neil Provo
November 6, 2009
This board is perfect for the beginner or intermediate rider. It is mostly reverse camber with a touch of traditional camber in between the binding inserts. This makes for a super easy ride in many ways. It's contact points are in between you're feet and it pivots on a dime. The reverse camber makes it float effortlessly in powder and chop snow. For my riding style, I think this board is much too flexy and has too much reverse camber to make it a "hard charging" big mountain board... But for some one who like's to "play" in the powder and park it is perfect.
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Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 153cm, 157cm, 161cm
- Shape:
- Directional Twin, camber & reverse camber
- Effective Edge:
- [153cm] 1095mm
- Waist Width:
- [153cm] 249mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [153cm] 7.7m
- Stance Width:
- [153cm] 52-64cm (20.4-25.2in)
- Stance Setback:
- 1cm
- Core Material:
- Wood
- Base:
- Sintered 4400
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
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