The 2027 Rossignol Sawblade with Rossignol Battle Bindings is a park setup that gets a real refresh this season. The true twin shape, soft symmetrical flex, and blunted tips carry over, but the profile swaps rocker-dominant Auto-Turn for the more balanced AmpTek All-Mountain split. The result still presses and butters easily but holds much better through carved turns and hits.

Why we like it:

The new camber underfoot makes a real difference for ollies and for any time you want to leave the park and ride the whole hill. The reversing sidecut and serrated bite points also punch above what most park boards offer for edge hold.

Who it's for:

Park riders from intermediate up who want one board that lives on rails and jumps but still holds together for a full day outside the ropes.

Highlights:

Shape comes first on a park deck: a centered-stance true twin with blunted tips that shorten the platform at each end and make presses easier to hold. The news is the profile, AmpTek All-Mountain at 50/50 in place of the old 70/30 Auto-Turn, so the contact length engages earlier and the board has real pop where it used to be all rocker and forgiveness. Serrated Edges 3S add three smaller contact points for grip on icy park ramps, and RadCut expands the engaged edge as the board tilts over. A Wood 5620 core, fiberglass laminates, and a Sintered 4400 base keep the rest honest, with the flex at a soft 4/10. The Battle's softer overall flex makes turn initiation smoother and less punishing, which helps newer riders link turns without feeling locked in. The forgiving highback allows for subtle movements and easier edge transitions, especially at slower speeds, and a stable baseplate keeps energy transfer direct enough for solid heel to toe response while still absorbing chatter underfoot. Well cushioned straps help distribute pressure evenly across the boot, reducing hot spots to help you stay comfy all day. The overall construction favors durability and straightforward function, which translates to fewer surprises and consistent performance.

Things to consider:

The soft flex is right for park duty but riders chasing stability on bigger jumps or harder landings will find it light. The move to AmpTek All-Mountain also means it is not quite the pure rocker buttery feel anymore, so anyone attached to that character should size up to keep a similar level of forgiveness.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Standard sizing applies, so drop a size if the focus is rails and presses, stay put for general park duty, and bump up for jumps and bigger features. The wide variants cover the size 11 US boots and up.