Rossignol Meraki

Yes, it is designed specifically for progression. The soft flex makes it forgiving when you make mistakes, and the true twin shape allows you to learn riding in both directions without the board feeling twitchy or difficult to control.

These edges add extra contact points along the sidecut, which helps the board bite into harder, icy snow. It gives you more confidence and grip during turns, even if you aren't yet an expert at carving.

Absolutely. Because it has a true twin shape and a soft, playful flex, it is well-suited for learning basic freestyle tricks, hitting small jumps, and practicing on boxes or rails.

Radcut blends traditional sidecuts with reverse sidecuts, allowing the board to feel shorter and more maneuverable at slower speeds, while remaining stable when you pick up speed. It essentially makes the board feel more agile and easier to initiate turns.

While the soft flex is excellent for learning and playful riding, it may feel a bit unstable if you are charging hard at very high speeds or riding through heavy, choppy snow. If you plan on riding aggressively, you might eventually want a stiffer board, but for progression, this flex is ideal.