Product type: Men's snowboard
Model: Evader
SKU: REPR201000
Riding style: All-Mountain
Rider level: Beginner to Intermediate
Flex: 3/10 – Soft
Profile: AmpTek Auto-Turn
Rocker / Camber blend: 70% Rocker / 30% Camber
Flex profile: Directional All-Mountain
Core: Wood
Reinforcement: Fiberglass
Sidewall material: ABS
Reference weight: 2400 g
Available lengths: 144 / 149 / 154 / 159 / 164 cm
Gender: Men
Bindings: Not included

Key Technologies:

• AmpTek Auto-Turn
  AmpTek Auto-Turn uses a 70/30 rocker-to-camber blend designed to make the snowboard easy and intuitive to control. The rocker-dominant profile facilitates turn initiation and creates a playful, forgiving feel, while the camber section provides additional stability and edge engagement.
• Directional All-Mountain Flex
  The board is stiffer through the rear foot and waist to improve stability and control, while a slightly softer flex beneath the front foot helps the rider initiate turns more smoothly.
• Flex 3/10
  Rossignol rates snowboard flex from 1, the softest, to 10, the stiffest. The Evader's Flex 3 construction sits firmly on the softer side of the scale, making the board easier to bend and manipulate. This is particularly useful for riders developing their technique and learning to control the board confidently.
• Wood Core
  A vertically laminated wood core creates a durable and comfortable foundation for the snowboard. Its predictable response complements the Evader's progression-oriented character.
• Fiberglass
  Fiberglass reinforcement provides elasticity and torsional resistance without creating the more aggressive response associated with stiffer carbon reinforcement. This contributes to predictable edge-to-edge handling.
• ABS Sidewalls
  ABS is used in the sidewall construction to increase durability and help protect the internal core from moisture.

How to choose snowboard flex?

Softer snowboards are generally easier to bend, turn and control, making them particularly suitable for beginners, lighter riders and riders who prefer a playful feel. Stiffer boards require more input but can provide greater stability and power for experienced riders at higher speeds.

The Rossignol Evader has a 3/10 soft flex, prioritizing accessible handling and progression rather than the aggressive response of a stiff performance snowboard.

How to choose snowboard length?

Snowboard length depends on several factors, including rider height, weight, ability and riding style. As a general starting point, an all-mountain snowboard standing approximately between the rider's chin and nose can provide a useful reference, but rider weight and the manufacturer's recommended size range should take priority.

A shorter board generally feels easier to turn and maneuver, while a longer board can provide additional stability and float. Beginners often benefit from a manageable size that allows them to initiate turns comfortably.

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