2011 Rossignol Justice AmpTek

From the manufacturer:
The Justice directional twin maneuvers easily at slow speeds, delivers incredible edge grip on hard snow and floats effortlessly in powder and crud. One of the key technologies that deliver such versatility is the Justices' unique shape, AmpTek. AmpTek combines traditional and reverse cambers to deliver the best of on-trail performance and the best of powder performance.

Good edge control Handles big turns well Stable at high speeds Cut through heavy snow and chop	Feels on the heavy side Sometimes you need to put some weight into it to get the board around tighter turns, hard to maneuver
While the Justice is billed as an all mountain, it rides more like an all mountain/freeride board. Its weight, stiffness, and Magne-Traction edges gave it solid handling and helped punch through variable snow conditions. The pop made it easy to ollie off natural features. We would recommend the Justice to a rider who's looking for a slightly stiffer version of the Rossi Diva.

Program: All Mountain Freestyle Shape: Directional Twin Core: Wood C/K

Base density: Sintered 4400 AMPTEK ALL MOUNTAIN FLEX 7 MAGNE TRACTION

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