The Rossignol Sawblade with K2 Sonic Bindings and is a freestyle-oriented twin package that comes back for the into the 2025 season without changes. This more forgiving version of the Jibsaw offers a similar shape but with a softer flex and camber profile, making it easier to initiate turns and maneuver while still maintaining stability and pop. [binding KD overview] The K2 Market Snowboard Boots in Black are thoughtfully designed with progression in mind. Die Cut EVA Footbeds built from rigid EVA foam provide added cushion and support for tired soles, while simultaneously assisting with riding posture in the process.

Why we like it:

The Sawblade's moderate flex and mellow camber profile enhance confidence whether you’re hitting the park or carving down groomers. Its hybrid shape provides responsive energy when needed and remains agile enough to navigate tight trees and moguls with ease.

Who it's for:

The Sawblade is perfect for progressing beginners as well as advanced riders seeking a fun, playful twin board. It’s an excellent choice for those looking to improve their park skills without worrying about every mistake. It offers enough camber for solid edge hold on hard-packed east coast groomers, while its rocker ensures versatility in deep snow out west.

Highlights:

The board’s Amptek Auto-turn shape makes initiating and exiting turns straightforward, even in tight situations. Its true twin shape ensures comfort riding both regular and switch, and serrated edges provide additional grip on icy conditions. Radcut turn technology allows for easy maneuverability at slower speeds and stability at higher edge angles. The PC ProFusion™ chassis and AT PC highback deliver lightweight support and stability, while the cushy 3° canted EVA footbed promotes a natural stance and reduces fatigue. Tool-less adjustments, Perfect Fit™ toe straps, and Mega PC ratchets make setup easy, even for first-timers. A great option for learning and growing with confidence.

Things to consider:

While the moderate flex and minimal camber may not offer enough stability for more aggressive riders, they contribute to a more playful feel. The Sawblade lacks taper and is not a dedicated powder board, though it can still handle powder days effectively.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The added tip and tail rocker may cause the board to feel slightly short, so sizing up could be beneficial if you seek more stability at higher speeds. Offered in Medium (US Men 5–9), Large (8–12), and X-Large (11–15), the Sonic accommodates a wide range of boot sizes with a clean, straightforward fit.