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Rossignol One Magtek & One Magtek Wide Snowboard Review

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Rossignol One Magtek and One Magtek Wide Snowboard Review

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OneMagtek_AOneMagtek_B
$449
Intermediate to Expert Mostly Mountain to All Mountain
Hybrid Camber Directional Twin

Rossignol isn't sexy like some boards out there right now but if you have an open mind you will be very surprised at how well the Onemagtek performs.  For 2011 they changed the Onemag to the Onemagtek.  What does that mean?  It means the board now has what they call amptek or what we call mostly rocker hybrid camber. It has a mini camber between the feet but whe you look at the board from a distance it looks like a rocker snowboard.  In addition to the Hybrid Camber their is also Magnetraction so this board has probably the best edge hold out of any magnetraction board and is excellent on ice.  This is one of our favorite hybrid shapes because it allows for a stable ride, has some pop and holds a big aggressive carve.  For 2012 the same still applies and both models seem to us to have very similar performance.  You never think of Rossignol as in the category of the sexy companies but their performance this year is admirable and just as recommendable.  If Rossignol keeps this up they will at least become that cute girl next door that gets really kinky with you when the doors are shut.  Check out our detailed review below.  

How It Rides

Groomers Excellent

Speed Good/
Excellent

Flex Medium
Rails/
Jibbing
Average
Powder Good
Weight Light

Carving
Excellent

Pipe Excellent
Turn Initiation
Moderate

Edge Hold Excellent
Switch Good
Jumps Good

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The Good Ride Take

The Rossignol Onemagtek Snowboard Review by The Good Ride 

Days-15

Boards Tried 156 and 159
3 Riders. 5'10", 190lbs size 9 shoe.  5'11" 175lbs, size 8.5 shoe. 6' 160lbs Size 10.5 shoe.  6'1" 180lbs size 10.5 shoe
Bindings Used- Burton Cartel Re:Flex, Burton Co2 Re:Flex, Union Force SL, Union Atlas

The Onemagtek is one of those boards that should probably get more recognition that it does. We found this to be fun for all that rode it.  It's even a bit on the aggressive side. For me the editor it was one of my favorite boards I have tried recently and for the other riders it really surprised them.  All of us agreed that this is a solid all conditions all mountain ride.

Taking the 2012 Rossignol Onemagtek For A Spin
A Quick Look at the 2012 Rossignol Onemagtek
         
        

 

Groomers- If you live to ride groomers then the Rossignol Onemagtek is made for a good time in just about any groomed run.  The only time we aren't supper stoked on the Onemagtek is when the snow is very soft.  It's a common problem with many magnetraction boards.  They seem to dig in a little too deep or can be a little too grippy in wet, cruddy or dense soft snow.  The Onemagtek is an absolute dream on a hard pack day.

Powder- This is a directional twin with a little bit of a set back so it's not going to blow your powder mind but the pretty solid rocker after the bindings makes for a good float for a board of this shape.  We had a little powder and a really deep deep day.  The Onemagtek did a good job staying a float but we would of liked to have more of a set back on the deeper days. 

Turn Initiation/Carving- The Onemagtek seems to be a pretty stiff board torsionally. It's not difficult to turn but it does take a slight bit of work.  We still found it very easy to make quick tight turns and even more fun to make bigger wide turns.  When it comes to carving the Onemagtek had the ability to carve on snow that you would normally wash out on.  In the areas that had good snow we could really lean into a turn. 

Speed- Very Stable and Damp and borderline excellent when it comes to speed.  The more we ride this board the more we could say it's excellent.  The base isn't super high end tech and it's not as fast as many of the bases we have experienced but it is right up there with the average board out there.  If this had a faster base this might have an excellent rating. 

Weight- Pretty light but not a feather weight.  Still its well built and not much to feel on your foot when riding the chair.

Edge Hold- Right up there with all the great Magnetraction boards.  The kind of Hybrid Camber Rossignol has makes for very good edge hold to start with. Take for example the Rossignol Angus.  It has a great grip on the snow.  When you add Magnetraction to this it makes for edge hold than might even be better than hybrid rocker magnetraction with Mervin.

Flex- Pretty stiff between the feet but the tip and tail are not as stiff.  You can still butter a bit but it's not like the Taipan when it comes to flex at the tip and tail. The torsional stiffness is up there and great at holding an edge. 

Switch- We found this to be very easy switch but it does have a slightly different feel riding switch than regular.  The directional twin shape is more on the directional side. 

Rails/Jibbing- Not ideal at all.  We didn't hit any rails or jibs but the stiffness of the one mag is too much to enjoy the jib park fully. If you filed down the edges you could slide around but it's not for big technical jibs.

Pipe- The Onemagtek just screams pipe.  One day we had this out on the hill it was really hard pack and the pipe was not easy to ride in.  The Onemagtek was the only board out of all three we were riding that could easily climb the pipe wall.  It just felt like a confidence booster with all three of us who tried it.

Jumps- It's pretty poppy but not as poppy as some of the boards we have used.  You can still generate a lot of air from this board.  Launching off of kickers of small to pretty damn big will work with this board as well.  It's pretty forgiving when it comes to landing too.

 

The Good Ride Take on Hybrid Camber
For the most part there are two types of hybrid camber that we see out there these days.

1. Mostly Rocker Hybrid Camber
This type of ride, like many boards, has camber and rocker but unlike other rockered boards the center has a mini camber. This is usually 1-3mm high, sits only between the bindings and then curves up right after. From a distance this board looks like a rocker board but when you look closer you see the little camber between the feet. This is not as loose as hybrid rocker but it’s very close. It is very stable between the feet and easy to one foot or flat base in any condition out there. Mostly Rocker Hybrid Camber is very versatile. You will see this design on anything from Freestyle to Freeride style snowboards. This will work well with all ability levels and riding styles.

hybrid-camber

2 Mostly Camber Hybrid Camber
There are all types of designs but this type usually looks like a Camber board and rides much closer to an old school Camber board.  ONe thing you will notice is usually when you step on the board the tip and tail rise up a lot more than a normal camber board will.  Some are mostly camber and others have a bit more rocker but you will always notice they have camber.  This allows for a stable, fast carve friendly feeling you get with camber but also makes it more catch free and floaty in powder.  This doesn't float effortlessly like hybrid rocker, mostly rocker hybrid camber or flat to rocker but it does better than camber.  You will mainly see this on aggressive freestyle to all mountain to freeride style snowboards.

hybrid-camber-2


 

Company Information

Rossignol One Magtek 2012

MAGTEK

The only board to have if you can only have One. AmpTek All-Mountain camber gives you pop, stability and floatation, and Magne-Traction sidecut turns ice into powder. From pipe to pow to anything else mother nature can dish out, the One MagTek always makes you feel like you've got the perfect board for any terrain.
Skills level
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
Usage
  • Groomed
  • 50%
  • Powder
Size Available 153,156,159,163
Weight 2800
Program All Mountain Freestyle
Shape Directional Twin
Insert setback 13
Inserts number 6x2
Core Wood C/K
Base density Sintered 4400
Range Intermediate to Pro
Flex rate 7/10

Rossignol One Magtek 2011

One-upped for the third year in a row.
Former Future magazine favorite, the One Mag is back with more winning eccentricity with the addition of All Mountain AmpTek. This exclusive combination is Rossignol's only available latest board tech that makes this twin board equally suited for slaying pipe or pow, or any type of snow you come across.

AMPTEK ALL MOUNTAIN

AMPTEK ALL MOUNTAIN

We launched our AmpTek camber technology on the Angus last year and won 2 of the industry's most recognized and trusted awards with Transworld Snowboarding Good Wood and Snowboarder Best of Test. Having immediate approval at the shop level for our latest innovation was not only the best start we could possibly hope for but also guaranteed the foundation for the future of AmpTek.

For 2010, we've refined our story with 3 versions of AmpTek designed to enhance every style of riding. Unlimited mobility with the AmpTek Autoturn, superior punch with the AmpTek All Mountain, and explosive pop with the AmpTek Freestyle. Please refer to the illustration below for details and always remember that:
• AmpTek is for everyone,
• no matter what version you choose, AmpTek makes snowboarding easier,
• all 3 versions were designed for any terrain and all conditions.

 

Rossignol One Mag 2010

Future Snowboard mag said the One Mag is an MVP and is one of the top 10 all mountain boards money can buy. From the shape, Magne Traction sidecut and multi layered graphic application you can tell we didn't hold back. The perfect all mountain slayer; freestyle to powder to high speed tram lines.

 

Specs

Rossignol One Mag 2012 Specs

BOARD  SIZE (cm) RUNNING
(mm)
NOSE
(mm)
WAIST
(cm)
TAIL
(mm)
SIDECUT RADIUS
(m)
MIN
(inch)
MAX
(inch)
REF
(inch)
INSERTS SETBACK
(mm)
EFF
EDGE
(mm)
RIDER'S WEIGHT
(kgs - lbs)
ONE MAGTEK 153 1060 292 25.0 292 7.5 20.1 24.8 21.7 13 1160 55/75 120/160

156 1090 295 25.3 295 7.9 20.1 24.8 21.7 13 1190 60/80 130/180

159 1120 298 25.5 298 8.2 20.1 24.8 21.7 13 1220 65/90 140/200

163 1150 302 25.8 302 8.5 20.1 24.8 21.7 13 1250 65/90 140/200
ONE MAGTEK MW 157 1090 306 26.4 306 7.9 20.1 24.8 21.7 13 1190 60/80 130/180

161 1120 307 26.4 307 8.2 20.1 24.8 21.7 13 1220 65/90 140/200


Rossignol One Mag 2011 Specs

Size :153
  • Nose length (mm) : 230
  • Running length (mm) : 1060
  • Tail length (mm) : 230
  • Waist width (cm) : 25
  • Waist width (inch) : 9.800000000000001
  • Nose width (mm) : 292
  • Tail width (mm) : 292
  • Sidecut radius (m) : 7.5
  • min. stance (cm) : 51
  • min. stance (inch) : 20.1
  • max. stance (cm) : 63
  • max. stance (inch) : 24.8
  • ref. stance (cm) : 55
  • ref. stance (inch) : 21.7
  • Camber (mm) : 1.5
  • Rocker (mm) : 5
  • Contact setback (mm) : 250
  • Effective edge (mm) : 1160
  • Nose height (mm) : 73
  • Tail height (mm) : 73
  • Rider's weight (kgs) : 55/75
  • Rider's weight (pounds) : 120/160
    • Weight : 2800
    • Program : All Mountain Freestyle
    • Shape : Directional Twin
    • Insert setback : 13
    • Inserts number : 6x2
    • Core : Wood C/K
    • Base density : Sintered 4400
    • Base details : 2c Swap Die-cut
    • Top sheet : Mat/Gloss combo with See through windo, Metal Badge & Foil Stamp
    • Range : Intermediate to Expert
    • Flex rate : 7/10
    Size 159
  • Nose length (mm) : 235
  • Running length (mm) : 1120
  • Tail length (mm) : 235
  • Waist width (cm) : 25.5
  • Waist width (inch) : 10
  • Nose width (mm) : 298
  • Tail width (mm) : 298
  • Sidecut radius (m) : 8.199999999999999
  • min. stance (cm) : 51
  • min. stance (inch) : 20.1
  • max. stance (cm) : 63
  • max. stance (inch) : 24.8
  • ref. stance (cm) : 55
  • ref. stance (inch) : 21.7
  • Camber (mm) : 1.5
  • Rocker (mm) : 7
  • Contact setback (mm) : 280
  • Effective edge (mm) : 1220
  • Nose height (mm) : 81
  • Tail height (mm) : 81
  • Rider's weight (kgs) : 65/90
  • Rider's weight (pounds) : 140/200
    • Weight : 2800
    • Program : All Mountain Freestyle
    • Shape : Directional Twin
    • Insert setback : 13
    • Inserts number : 6x2
    • Core : Wood C/K
    • Base density : Sintered 4400
    • Base details : 2c Swap Die-cut
    • Top sheet : Mat/Gloss combo with See through windo, Metal Badge & Foil Stamp
    • Range : Intermediate to Expert
    • Flex rate : 7/10
    156
  • Nose length (mm) : 235
  • Running length (mm) : 1090
  • Tail length (mm) : 235
  • Waist width (cm) : 25.3
  • Waist width (inch) : 10
  • Nose width (mm) : 295
  • Tail width (mm) : 295
  • Sidecut radius (m) : 7.9
  • min. stance (cm) : 51
  • min. stance (inch) : 20.1
  • max. stance (cm) : 63
  • max. stance (inch) : 24.8
  • ref. stance (cm) : 55
  • ref. stance (inch) : 21.7
  • Camber (mm) : 1.5
  • Rocker (mm) : 7
  • Contact setback (mm) : 265
  • Effective edge (mm) : 1190
  • Nose height (mm) : 81
  • Tail height (mm) : 81
  • Rider's weight (kgs) : 60/80
  • Rider's weight (pounds) : 130/180
    • Weight : 2800
    • Program : All Mountain Freestyle
    • Shape : Directional Twin
    • Insert setback : 13
    • Inserts number : 6x2
    • Core : Wood C/K
    • Base density : Sintered 4400
    • Base details : 2c Swap Die-cut
    • Top sheet : Mat/Gloss combo with See through windo, Metal Badge & Foil Stamp
    • Range : Intermediate to Expert
    • Flex rate : 7/10
    Size :163
  • Nose length (mm) : 240
  • Running length (mm) : 1150
  • Tail length (mm) : 240
  • Waist width (cm) : 25.8
  • Waist width (inch) : 10.2
  • Nose width (mm) : 302
  • Tail width (mm) : 302
  • Sidecut radius (m) : 8.5
  • min. stance (cm) : 51
  • min. stance (inch) : 20.1
  • max. stance (cm) : 63
  • max. stance (inch) : 24.8
  • ref. stance (cm) : 55
  • ref. stance (inch) : 21.7
  • Camber (mm) : 1.5
  • Rocker (mm) : 7
  • Contact setback (mm) : 295
  • Effective edge (mm) : 1250
  • Nose height (mm) : 82
  • Tail height (mm) : 82
  • Rider's weight (kgs) : 65/90
  • Rider's weight (pounds) : 140/200
    • Weight : 2800
    • Program : All Mountain Freestyle
    • Shape : Directional Twin
    • Insert setback : 13
    • Inserts number : 6x2
    • Core : Wood C/K
    • Base density : Sintered 4400
    • Base details : 2c Swap Die-cut
    • Top sheet : Mat/Gloss combo with See through windo, Metal Badge & Foil Stamp
    • Range : Intermediate to Expert
    • Flex rate : 7/10

    Rossignol ONemagtek Wide
    Size :157
  • Nose length (mm) : 240
  • Running length (mm) : 1090
  • Tail length (mm) : 240
  • Waist width (cm) : 26.4
  • Waist width (inch) : 10.4
  • Nose width (mm) : 306
  • Tail width (mm) : 306
  • Sidecut radius (m) : 7.9
  • min. stance (cm) : 51
  • min. stance (inch) : 20.1
  • max. stance (cm) : 63
  • max. stance (inch) : 24.8
  • ref. stance (cm) : 55
  • ref. stance (inch) : 21.7
  • Camber (mm) : 1.5
  • Rocker (mm) : 7
  • Contact setback (mm) : 265
  • Effective edge (mm) : 1190
  • Rider's weight (kgs) : 60/80
  • Rider's weight (pounds) : 130/180
    • Weight : 3000
    • Program : All Mountain Freestyle
    • Shape : Directional Twin
    • Insert setback : 13
    • Inserts number : 6x2
    • Core : Wood C/K
    • Base density : Sintered 4400
    • Base details : 2c Swap Die-cut
    • Top sheet : Mat/Gloss combo with See through windo, Metal Badge & Foil Stamp
    • Range : Intermediate to Expert
    • Flex rate : 7/10
    Size :161
  • Nose length (mm) : 245
  • Running length (mm) : 1120
  • Tail length (mm) : 245
  • Waist width (cm) : 26.4
  • Waist width (inch) : 10.4
  • Nose width (mm) : 307
  • Tail width (mm) : 307
  • Sidecut radius (m) : 8.199999999999999
  • min. stance (cm) : 51
  • min. stance (inch) : 20.1
  • max. stance (cm) : 63
  • max. stance (inch) : 24.8
  • ref. stance (cm) : 55
  • ref. stance (inch) : 21.7
  • Camber (mm) : 1.5
  • Rocker (mm) : 7
  • Contact setback (mm) : 280
  • Effective edge (mm) : 1220
  • Rider's weight (kgs) : 65/90
  • Rider's weight (pounds) : 140/200
    • Weight : 3000
    • Program : All Mountain Freestyle
    • Shape : Directional Twin
    • Insert setback : 13
    • Inserts number : 6x2
    • Core : Wood C/K
    • Base density : Sintered 4400
    • Base details : 2c Swap Die-cut
    • Top sheet : Mat/Gloss combo with See through windo, Metal Badge & Foil Stamp
    • Range : Intermediate to Expert
    • Flex rate : 7/10
    Rossignol One Mag 2010 Specs

    153

    • nose length (cm) : 230

    • Running length (mm) : 1060

    • Tail length (cm) : 230

    • Nose width (mm) : 292

    • Waist width (cm) : 25,0

    • Waist width (inch) : 9,8

    • Tail width (mm) : 292

    • Sidecut radius (m) : 7,5

    • Stance width (cm) : 51/63

    • Stance width (inch) : 20,1/24,8

    • Setback (cm) : 13

    163

    • nose length (cm) : 240

    • Running length (mm) : 1150

    • Tail length (cm) : 240

    • Nose width (mm) : 302

    • Waist width (cm) : 25,8

    • Waist width (inch) : 10,2

    • Tail width (mm) : 302

    • Sidecut radius (m) : 8,5

    • Stance width (cm) : 51/63

    • Stance width (inch) : 20,1/24,8

    • Setback (cm) : 13

    156

    • nose length (cm) : 235

    • Running length (mm) : 1090

    • Tail length (cm) : 235

    • Nose width (mm) : 295

    • Waist width (cm) : 25,3

    • Waist width (inch) : 10,0

    • Tail width (mm) : 295

    • Sidecut radius (m) : 7,9

    • Stance width (cm) : 51/63

    • Stance width (inch) : 20,1/24,8

    • Setback (cm) : 13

    157MW

    • nose length (cm) : 240

    • Running length (mm) : 1090

    • Tail length (cm) : 240

    • Nose width (mm) : 306

    • Waist width (cm) : 26,4

    • Waist width (inch) : 10,4

    • Tail width (mm) : 306

    • Sidecut radius (m) : 7,9

    • Stance width (cm) : 51/63

    • Stance width (inch) : 20,1/24,8

    • Setback (cm) : 1

    • nose length (cm) : 235

    • Running length (mm) : 1120

    • Tail length (cm) : 235

    • Nose width (mm) : 298

    • Waist width (cm) : 25,5

    • Waist width (inch) : 10,0

    • Tail width (mm) : 298

    • Sidecut radius (m) : 8,2

    • Stance width (cm) : 51/63

    • Stance width (inch) : 20,1/24,8

    • Setback (cm) : 13

    161MW

    • nose length (cm) : 245

    • Running length (mm) : 1120

    • Tail length (cm) : 245

    • Nose width (mm) : 307

    • Waist width (cm) : 26,4

    • Waist width (inch) : 10,4

    • Tail width (mm) : 307

    • Sidecut radius (m) : 8,2

    • Stance width (cm) : 51/63

    • Stance width (inch) : 20,1/24,8

    • Setback (cm) : 13


    Pictures

    Rossignol One Magtek 2012

    Rossignol One Magtek 2011

    Rossignol One Mag 2010



    User reviews

    Average user rating from: 4 user(s)

     

    Overall Rating:
     
    5.0
     
     

    Burton to Salomon to Rossi One Magtek

    0 of 0 people found the following review helpful
    This is only the 4th board I've had in 24 years of riding: two different 164 Burton Airs, and a 165 Salomon Definition, set up with various Burton Bindings. All of them are big all mountain camber boards and the Salomon is very torsional stiff and great for carving, and crushing crud, but not the best in pow.

    The 159 Rossi One Magtek is set up with M11 Flow Bindings (for quick in and out). This is my first board with rocker, since I am mostly into carving groomers and bowls when I go West.

    Midwest skiing usually has a variety of conditions, from icy, to mixed types of crud, to soft snow in warm weather. I'm a ski patroller at a small Midwest ski area, so I wanted to try out the Magnetraction on ice and hardpack for running a toboggan, since that is frequently the snow condition. So far the Magnetraction edges have carved well on hard pack/icy conditions and did well when running toboggans. I can get a really good carving lean particularly in a hard toe side turn. No hint of washout.

    Can't rate how well it works in the park, most of my time in there is spent putting people in toboggans.

    The shorter 159 length, lightness, and rocker at the tips makes for very quick turns compared to the older, heavier, stiffer, and longer 165 boards, and less work. I can't wait to get on steeper and varied terrain out West to push the Magnetraction to the limit on hardpack, and see how well it performs in pow.

    I'm neutral on the graphics, since I've seen many worse. However, my 2012 M11 Flow Bindings are black with the same color of blue as the Rossi splashed in, so they both match.
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    Reviewed by Midwest Ski Patroller
    February 01, 2012
     
     

    Rossi One Magtek

    5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
    This board RULES.

    I have ridden all kinds and types of regular, rocker, and rocker hybrids boards in all types of conditions.

    Setup was Rossi One Magtek 156 with Ride Capo bindings and K2 T1 boots.

    Bottom line this board is an amazing all rounder. The rocker hybrid is sick for mixed conditions. Over the last week in Whistler we saw a huge amount of new snow, then it rained 3/4 of the way up the mountain, next the temp dropped to -10C, and finally snowed 10cm. So I have put the board through it all, from super deep dry snow to death ice! The edge hold on this thing is unbelievable, you can have total confidence anywhere that you will not washout. I would also agree with The Good Ride on the powder rating, good but not excellent, but for an all round board better that almost anything I have ridden. The speed for me was better than a Good rating, I had all temp Bakoda mid price wax and I was destroying anyone I rode with. All the other ratings are spot on, I would agree with The Good Ride that in soft groomers the Magne-Traction can bite in a bit too much. The edge hold it gives in icy conditions totally negates this for me, I will never ride a non Magne-Traction board again.

    On an end note I personally think that the graphics on this board are TOTALLY LAME, if it was not for The Good Ride's recommendation I would not have touched this board with a ten foot pole just on looks alone. Day one I covered it with stickers, after 4 runs all the stickers came off except for the DEATHWISH skateboards one I put at my front binding! That was the icing on the cake for me, this board is made to destroy the mountain.

    Whistler Ripper
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    Reviewed by Whistler Ripper
    November 30, 2011
     
     

    Martini & Rossi One Magtek

    12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
    Hello Again James:

    After much web surfing, more reading, listening to your advice and the feedback of others, I pulled the trigger and purchased a Rossi 159 One Magtek.( Felt good to find one at 30 % off. Gotta love the Web) It arrived yesterday and after 2 coats of base wax, one coat of all temp, bindings mounted, tip and tail detuned, it was ready for the hill. Woke this morning to a Bluebird sky and a temp of 14. Off to the slopes with much anticipation.

    OMG!!!!!!! James you gave me no idea of what kind of experience I was about to enjoy on this new Deck. I simply cannot believe the difference in all aspects of riding. Perhaps the one that shocked me most was my ability to ride switch. No more fear of hooking an edge and being "launched". I simply executed as one should, the board responded and with ever increasing confidence I was riding switch down slopes that I would have never tried on the Elan.

    From the very first run of the day, the comfort level and predictability of the One was confidence building. With fresh wax and fast groomers, the board was noticeably faster than the Elan. I found the board very easy and quick to turn edge to edge and with each passing run, I was able to push the edge hold just a little bit more and I found the Magnetraction to be a most interesting feature. Under light load, I did not really notice it factoring in, but as soon as one carved it a little harder, one could really feel the board "bite". It was a most perfect day to debut the board as the conditions were outstanding, with fresh groomers to start and then a light powder on top of hard pack as the hill was more heavily ridden. No ice today, but I have no doubt that I will really notice the Magnetraction deliver under those conditions.

    I have no doubt that the Amptek Rocker on this board has most everything to do with my increased comfort level and riding enjoyment. I found it to have a familiar feel to my Elan which is purely Camber, which immediately put me in my comfort zone. At high speed, I felt like the turn-ability of the Rossi was similar to my old deck. Where I really noticed the difference was at half speed and below. I always felt I had to "manhandle" the Elan at those speeds to avoid hooking an edge. The Rossi is sooooo much easier and forgiving at lower speeds. The ability to twist the board and steer it in situations like flat basing back to the lift was a whole new experience. It is the same length as my old board, but felt like it was much shorter.... I'm happy I stayed at the same length.

    So, having said all that, I would like to express my thanks to you and everyone at the Good Ride. Your website provided me with an abundance of information and feedback, but I would like to thank you most for taking the time to listen to what I "thought" I wanted and then informing me of what I should be considering. I am one very delighted Dude (can you still be a "Dude" at 50? :-) with this new Rossi and can't wait to get back to the hill to play some more. :-)

    Many, many thanks James. I certainly appreciate your time and feedback

    Sincerely,

    Paul Martini
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    Reviewed by Paul Martini
    March 07, 2011
     
     

    the OneMagtek

    1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

    Hey,

    I bought this board for this season and I can say that it was one of the best investments I have ever made.

    I ride the 161 wide version with Ride SPI bindings;this board really manages everything, especially hard packed groomers and powder.

    Everyone who is searching for a well-balanced all mountain board won´t do anything wrong with the OneMag.

    I can really recommend this board to you!




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    Reviewed by Thomas
    March 01, 2011