Rossignol Circuit Snowboard 2010

• Flex and Rider Style:The Rossignol Circuit Snowboard has a nice and easy flex both suitable for tricks and beginners looking for a board that is easy to turn and control. It’s a freestyle/all terrain board that has a directional shape and a 7.1-8.2m sidecut.
• Construction and Core:The directional twin shape of the Rossignol Circuit Snowboard gives some stiffness to the tail for some extra pop and punch while the waist and nose stay soft to keep you ridin’ smooth. The Circuit also features a Wood 5620 core, which is 5620 cross-weave fiberglass wrapped around a vertically laminated wood core for added durability.
• Sidewalls and Edges:Straight sidewalls in the Circuit mean better edge hold from pow to crud and the radius side cut gives you a smooth, predictable feel that makes the board easy to navigate wherever you’d like to take it.
• Base:The Circuit is built with Extruded 3300, a lower density factory finished extruded base, which is a long and fancy way of saying it’s super fast and easy to tune so you can spend more time on the mountain rather than waxing. Factory tuning means the base is sanded with a single way belt for a low friction rate and excellent durability to stay as strong as you.

Specs

• Tip Width:288 (150cm), 292 (155cm), 297 (160cm), 299 (165cm)
• Waist Width:247 (150cm), 249 (155cm), 252 (160cm), 254 (165cm)
• Tail Width:288 (150cm), 292 (155cm), 297 (160cm), 299 (165cm)
• Ability Level:Beginner - Intermediate
• Core Material:Wood
• Rider Weight:95-145 (150cm), 100-150 (155cm), 120-170 (160cm), 130-190+ (165cm)
• Rocker Type:Camber
• Sidecut Radius:7.35 (150cm), 7.65 (155cm), 7.8 (160cm), 8.2 (165cm)
• Stance:440-520 (150cm), 460-540 (155-165cm)

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