The 2027 Rossignol Meraki Women's with Rossignol undefined Bindings is a women's freestyle package built around park progression. New for the season, it picks up the AmpTek All-Mountain camber blend in place of last year's Auto-Turn profile. The shape stays a true twin with blunted tips, the flex stays soft and symmetrical, and the build still runs an honest sintered base and serrated edge tech.

Why we like it:

The new profile brings pop and stability the old Auto-Turn version never had. The reversing sidecut and small serrated bite points mean this is not just a rocker-and-extruded park stick, there is real edge hold built in.

Who it's for:

Intermediate to advanced women park riders who want a soft, symmetrical deck for park, jib, and butter duty that still works on the rest of the mountain. The soft flex and twin shape also suit newer park riders who want a forgiving platform to learn on.

Highlights:

The profile change is the story. AmpTek All-Mountain at 50/50 rocker to camber is a real step up from the old 70/30 Auto-Turn, and the Meraki now pops off an ollie and holds through a carved turn. RadCut adds reverse sidecut toward the tip and tail so grip scales with edge angle, and Serrated Edges 3S put three smaller contact points around the inserts for hold on icy park ramps. Underneath it is straightforward: a Wood 5620 core, fiberglass laminates, and a Sintered 4400 base. The inserts mount dead center, the tips are blunted for buttering, and the flex holds at a soft 4/10. A softer flex profile encourages progression for beginners both in the park and on trail. The forgiving highback makes quick corrections more manageable, helping riders stay centered during spins and small jumps. A stable base construction keeps edge to edge response predictable without feeling overly stiff or reactive. Cushioned contact points help absorb impact from small features and uneven snow, which reduces fatigue over repeated laps, and the overall geometry supports a balanced stance that pairs naturally with true twin boards and centered setups.

Things to consider:

The 4/10 flex is right for park duty but riders hitting bigger jumps will want something stiffer. The added camber also means this is no longer a pure rocker buttering deck, so anyone chasing maximum playful forgiveness should know that going in.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Ride your usual size, dropping down for a jib and butter focus or stepping up for park jumps and bigger features. The waist stays consistent through the run, so toe drag is not a concern for most women's boot sizes.