





Freestyle / All-mountain Snowboard - Children -
The children's board Scan fromRossignolis ideal for beginner to intermediate freestyle/all-mountain riders.
The flex profile Twin Freestyleallows the board to flex easily to forgive placement errors and keep constant control of trajectories. It provides increased pop and balance. In addition, the waist is softer, which gives your child better control and manoeuvrability of the board.
The Amptek Auto-Turn camber makes the Evader a very manœuvrable board, for easy turning. Its camber + rocker profile offers greater stability, more responsiveness and more pop. This is a very versatile profile used on all types of terrain.
The Wood 3510core is a standard wood core with a single type of vertically laminated wood for durability and comfort.
The Scan is the ideal snowboard for beginners and advanced riders alike!


- Camber:
AMPTEK AutoTurn : TheAmpTek AutoTurn profile is a combination of rocker, or negative camber, on 80% of the effective edge length and positive camber on the remaining balance, to minimize the risk of edge errors and improve the board's handling. 30% camber + 35% front or rear rocker.
- Shape:
Twin Freestyle : The Twin Freestyle flex profile, thinner between the feet and thicker under the feet, allows the board to flex easily to adapt to the terrain, natural or artificial, and keep a permanent control of the trajectories.
- Flex:
1/10, flexible flex for great manoeuvrability.
- Edges :
2.2 m to 6.2 m
- Core:
Wood 3510 : Standard wooden core made from a single type of vertically laminated wood to give you durability and comfort without breaking the bank.
- Base:
Extrudee 4400
La Scan est parfaite pour débuter, elle est facile à rider et très légère. Elle permet de rider indifféremment dans un sens ou dans l’autre, c'est parfait pour s’entraîner à rider en switch et à faire un peu de freestyle. Elle est ultra-facile à manœuvrer et elle est stable, tout en pardonnant les erreurs de placement.
Les plus : Tolérante, joueuse et polyvalente
Les moins : RAS dans son programme