The 2025 Salomon Oh Yeah board with Rossignol Soulside Bindings and is a freestyle-oriented women’s setup designed to inspire confidence and elevate your riding experience. With a softer flex and a camber profile, this board is easy to maneuver at slower speeds while maintaining stability and edge hold. It's an excellent choice for those new to snowboarding who want to progress, or for anyone seeking a fun and easy-to-ride board. [binding KD overview] As the name would imply, the boot is highlighted by a BOA H4 Fit system which is micro-adjustable and provides the perfect fit and support to match whatever conditions and or terrain you choose to take on.

Why we like it:

The Oh Yeah is notably forgiving, thanks to its softer flex profile, which enhances maneuverability off-trail through trees and moguls. Its twin shape and absence of taper make it straightforward to ride and land switch, while the camber profile offers solid edge hold and impressive pop for bigger airs.

Who it's for:

This setup is perfect for beginner to intermediate riders who want to split their time between trail riding and park sessions. It performs well carving down icy east coast groomers and remains nimble enough for navigating tight east coast glades.

Highlights:

The Oh Yeah features Royal Rubber Inserts underfoot, which help dampen vibrations in crud and absorb impacts for a smoother ride. The Popstar Core, with a thinner base underfoot and thicker sections outside the bindings, provides additional pop for ollies and facilitates easier edge-to-edge transitions without sacrificing stability. The Toolless adjustments on the Soulside make it easy to dial in the perfect fit without having to track down a screwdriver. EVA foot beds help dampen vibration and absorb impact for a smooth and stable ride no matter the terrain or conditions. Mainframe High backs provide excellent response and transfer energy to the board quicker and more efficiently without being overly demanding.

Things to consider:

The softer flex of the Oh Yeah may limit stability for heavier or more aggressive riders but will offer ample maneuverability for entry-level users. Its lack of taper and nose rocker means it may not float as well in deep snow compared to more directionally rockered boards, and the full camber profile might increase the risk of catching an edge.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Oh Yeah runs true to size but can be sized up for increased stability at higher speeds.