The 2025 Ride MTN Pig with Rossignol Viper Bindings is a directional, hard-charging all-mountain setup designed to tackle any condition the mountain throws at you. Its distinctive tapered shaping and split tail enhance maneuverability off-trail, while the stiffer flex and full camber profile provide exceptional stability and edge hold on-trail. Whether you’re carving on hard-packed groomers or making deep powder turns, this board is built to excel in all scenarios. [binding K overview]

Why we like it:

The MTN Pig is an excellent choice for riders seeking versatility. It performs equally well on groomers at high speeds and in deep powder. Despite its aggressive flex, the split tail facilitates easier turn release, making it more maneuverable in tight terrain.

Who it's for:

This board is ideal for intermediate to advanced riders who like to explore all over the mountain. Whether you’re carving groomers, navigating through trees, or searching for powder stashes, the MTN Pig is designed to handle it all.

Highlights:

The standout feature of the MTN Pig is its split tail, which enhances maneuverability and forgiveness, making the board easier to handle. Additionally, the double impact plates under the binding mounts and the carbon stringers provide superior edge hold and vibration damping, ensuring a smooth ride through challenging conditions. The moderate flex on the Vipers makes these forgiving enough to take in the park while still giving you plenty of response to rail turns at high speeds on groomers and weave through tight trees and moguls. Toolless adjustments make these easy to adjust on the fly without having to trek back to the lodge. EVA foot beds provide exceptional impact absorption and dampen vibrations for a smooth ride.

Things to consider:

The MTN Pig may not be suitable for beginner riders due to its stiffer flex and full camber profile, which can make it harder to maneuver at slower speeds and increases the risk of catching an edge. Heavier riders might find the split tail less effective if they apply significant pressure, but this trade-off is minor in the grand scheme of the board’s overall performance and versatility.

Fit & sizing considerations:

As a volume shift board, the MTN Pig is designed to be ridden 3-5 centimeters shorter than your typical size.