The Rossignol Retox with Rossignol undefined Bindings returns for the ‘25 season with updated graphics but retains its high-performance construction. This park-oriented true twin setup is designed to deliver explosive pop and exceptional stability, making it perfect for aggressive riders. Whether you're hitting the park or carving high-speed turns, the Retox provides the energy needed to dominate the mountain.

Why we like it:

The Retox excels in park performance with its full camber profile, which offers impressive pop for bigger ollies and extended airtime. This camber also ensures outstanding stability and edge hold, even on the iciest conditions.

Who it's for:

The Retox is ideal for intermediate to advanced riders seeking a board with strong park performance and a stable ride. It’s excellent for carving on hard-packed east coast groomers while minimizing the risk of washing out.

Highlights:

The 100/0 Amptek profile is Rossignol’s most aggressive camber setup, providing exceptional stability and edge hold, along with substantial spring-loaded pop. The stiffer flex and fiberglass laminate enhance its carving ability and offer a smooth, damp ride, making it effective in handling cruddy conditions. The centered stance and twin shape facilitate easy landings and switch riding. The balanced soft flex of the Soulside makes initiating turns less demanding, allowing riders to focus on technique rather than fighting a binding that's too stiff. A supportive highback adds stability when finishing turns, helping build confidence as speed increases. The baseplate provides steady energy transfer without feeling overly rigid, which keeps the ride smooth on variable snow. Generous padding underfoot helps absorb vibration and minor chatter, creating a more comfortable platform for long resort days. Secure straps wrap the boot evenly to improve control while minimizing pressure points.

Things to consider:

The full camber design, while providing stability, limits the Retox’s performance in deep snow due to its minimal rocker, twin shape, and lack of taper. The extensive camber can make edge catching more likely for entry-level riders, and the stiffer flex may pose challenges for maneuverability.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Retox rides true to size but can be downsized for improved maneuverability.