The 2027 Rossignol Airis Women's with K2 undefined Bindings is a well-rounded women's all-mountain freestyle package at a price that will keep you smiling all day. A graphic update carries it into the new season, but the substance is the reinforced core paired with Rossignol's rocker and camber blend and a balanced twin flex pattern. What comes out is a directional women's board that holds an edge with conviction, pops off side hits cleanly, and stays approachable for a rider working her way into advanced terrain.

Why we like it:

The rocker and camber blend alongside a mid-range twin flex provides a ton of versatility, and the basalt and aramid laminates are the sort of construction detail that usually lives a tier or two up the price list.

Who it's for:

Women riders ready to push past intermediate terrain who want a go-anywhere deck that supports hard landings and stays composed at speed. The balanced twin structure and mid flex also suit a progressing intermediate ready to invest in a board that will still be right several seasons from now.

Highlights:

Profile first: AmpTek All-Mountain splits 50% camber underfoot for stability and edge grip against 50% rocker at the contact points for float and forgiveness. RadCut runs conventional sidecut underfoot and reverses past the inserts, so engaged edge length grows the harder the board gets tipped over, and five serrated bite points hold a line when the snow turns firm. The core is Wood CBF, a single-wood spine carrying basalt and aramid laminates. The outline stays directional with the inserts set back, but the Twin All-Mountain flex pattern adds some symmetry for fun in the park. Built on K2’s A-Line™ chassis with a 3° canted footbed, the Bedford naturally aligns your stance to reduce fatigue and promote balance. The AT polycarbonate highback adds a touch more support than softer Tweakback models, giving you extra control on steeper runs and through variable snow. The Custom Caddi™ ankle strap and Perfect Fit™ toe strap provide a secure and even wrap, while tool-free adjustment points let you fine-tune your fit on the fly.

Things to consider:

A 5/10 flex sits squarely mid-range, so riders who charge hard will want more backbone and should look at something stiffer. Setback inserts and a directional outline also mean this is not the pick for pure twin park performance.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Sizes run true to length; going up a size buys glide on softer days and a calmer platform for a heavier rider, while dropping down one size makes the board quicker to set on edge in trees. The setback stays constant through the run, so the directional character does not change with size.