Rossignol Meraki

Yes, it is designed specifically for beginners. The soft flex and rocker-heavy profile make it forgiving and easy to maneuver, which helps build confidence when you are first learning to link turns.

While it is a softer, playful board, it features 3S serrated edges that bite into harder snow. This gives you more reliable grip and control on icy patches than a standard smooth edge would provide.

Absolutely. The freestyle twin shape is built for park riding, allowing you to ride switch easily and navigate features with a loose, nimble feel.

Because it has a soft flex and 80% rocker, it is not designed for high-speed carving. However, the 20% camber underfoot provides just enough stability to keep the board predictable as you progress.

A sintered base is more porous and durable than the extruded bases often found on beginner boards. It holds wax better and maintains consistent speed, so you won't feel like you are dragging on flat sections of the mountain.