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Rossignol Angus Snowboard - 2010
The Angus Snowboard is Rossignol’s best-selling board in recent years thanks largely to the AmpTek All-Mountain camber, which delivers the punch of a cambered board with a buttery maneuverability of a rockered board. With 1.5 millimeters of traditional camber between your feet, a softer, rockered profile at the tip and tail, and grippy Magne-Traction edges, you can slay the mountain top to bottom with authority.
- Magne-Traction edge offers multiple points of contact with the snow for excellent control as well as improved edge pressure and grip
- Directional twin shape facilitates switch takeoffs and landings, but still provides power out of high-speed turns
- Wood C/K core features carbon- and KEVLAR®-reinforced wood for extra pop and durability
- Sintered 4400 base combines the speed and durability of a sintered base with the easy maintenance of softer bases
- Moderately stiff flex for peak-to-park versatility
- Sick graphics by Dan Mumford make it easy for you to find your board on a crowded rack at lunchtime
Bottom Line: Hard to say which is more scary-good; the versatility or the graphics.
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By:
dar4424177
January 17, 2011
I just got my new Rossi Angus on the 14th , it was recommended to me by one of the Dogfunk Gear Ninjas.......I did some research afterward and decided to get it. I got to go out and shred with it today and I just want to say Thank you to Dogfunk ninjas, and to anyone else who is thinking of maybe getting the stick......DO IT!! I had the most fun on this board since I started snowboarding, it is VERY responsive and ALOT of pop and is just straight sick to ride. I've been a little skeptical about the rocker boards and especially the new type of rockers like the Angus with Rossi's Amptek technology, NOT ANYMORE, this board ROCKS!!!!
Another question! Sorry guys Im new in the board-world! This
Another question! Sorry guys Im new in the board-world!
This board comes in 153cm, 157cm and 161 cm and the sizing chart says that a board thats 161cm fits a rider thats 73 kg but I weigh 84 kg approx. Would it be totally stupid to buy the 161cm then?
Yeah I know imma noob, but id rather be a noob that asks stupid questions than waste my money and ruin my time in the snow! :D
Best regards! Oliver -DK
By: Oliver
November 27, 2010
A snowboard has no idea how tall you are, that is completely irrelevant. 84kg is what, about 190 pounds? You would be fine on a 161. It also depends on the kind of riding your gonna do too. For example: I weigh 215 pounds and ride a 158, but it's on the ice coast, small hills(no vert), and half park half freeride.
By: a2vdub1284264
March 24, 2011
Nah depends on what your height is and riding preference, if your gonna be hitting the park a smaller board is better for control and a larger board for cruisin down the mountian whats your height? thats a big factor
By: Hawk
December 29, 2010
another angus in the books!!
By:
vals1976
January 11, 2011
I LOVE THE ANGUS!!! This is the best all around board. I have last years board! My girl got me this years board! I am so LUCKY!! This board is got so much! Easy to ride SWITCh! FLOATS ON POW! IT ROCKS!! I'm 5'3" 200 lbs. size 7 boot! I don't what you are but this board rocks every every where. From Park to Powder! Its GREAT!
KILLER
By:
Big White Rider
November 23, 2010
i got the last years model of this board. at first i was VERY skeptical about rossi, being a burton rider my whole life. but it was on sale and i was broke and needed a board. so i broke down and bought it. first day: i strap it on, and notice "holy hell this is a light board" my burton from 07 was a clunker, so this was a HUGE difference. so i get to the top of the hill and fly down the runs the fastest i have EVER gone on any board. this thing just HUGGED the runs, never caught an edge, kept its balance really well. the only thing that this board ever had an issue with was ice, but the icy runs were graded really weird (why build a run that skirts along the edge of a cliff and have it 10 degrees downhill slant to the left?) handles absolutely amazing in pow, and does great on technical runs with moguls (YES I PUT MYSELF THRU THAT HELL!) cant really keep up in the park compared to a libtech board as this board runs very fast, and you can definitely lose control in the park if you dont watch it. i had a bad issue with overshoot going to this board cause its so fast. it does however have ALOT of pop to it.
all in all, its a great board, maybe not ideal for a beginner, but not so terribly advanced that a beginner wouldnt be able to ride it.
2 Comments Last Comment: January 7, 2011 by: tophus
By: tophus
January 7, 2011
MAgne = Banana. Thats what i meant. itll cahnge your life and blow your socks off
By: tophus
January 7, 2011
magnetractions is the sickest thing to ever happen to the east coast. Put it with magne traction and youve got a board aboce all others. Good thing you switched pver man. burtons are wack and built like crap. Mervin forever.
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- directional twin
- Flex:
- medium-stiff (7 on Rossignol’s 10-pt scale)
- Camber:
- AmpTek All-Mountain (camber-rocker combination)
- Effective Edge:
- [157 cm ] 1155 mm
- Waist Width:
- [157 cm ] 249 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [157 cm ] 7.7 m
- Stance Width:
- [157 cm] 52 - 64 cm
- Stance Setback:
- 1 cm
- Core:
- wood C/K (wood, carbon, KEVLAR®)
- Base:
- sintered 4000
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [157 cm] 120 - 160 lb
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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