Rossignol WU-JI Snowboard

The Rossignol WU-JI is a directional all-mountain snowboard for intermediate and advanced riders, and at $549.95 it carries a mid-market all-mountain price. The name is the idea behind the board: WU JI reads as "without limit," Rossignol's shorthand for a deck you point anywhere on the hill. On Rossignol's own scale the flex is a mid 5/10 - a middle-of-the-road feel that forgives a late turn but still has the backbone to hold an edge when you lean on it.

The shape is directional, made to be ridden nose-first rather than switch, and it runs Rossignol's AmpTek Zero profile. Rossignol names the profile but does not release its exact camber and rocker geometry, so we call it a directional all-mountain board and add no camber or rocker numbers Rossignol has withheld. Underneath, a density-zoned wood core stacks stiffer wood underfoot and along the edges for drive and grip, and a fast Sintered 7500 base keeps things quick - as long as you keep it waxed, because sintered bases get slow when they dry out.

The WU-JI suits the rider who commits to one direction and wants a single board for cruising groomers, mixed chop and the odd soft day, not the switch-first park rider or the first-week beginner. Rossignol lists a maximum boot size of 29.5 mondo, and it has not released length, waist or sidecut figures per size for this model yet. The board ships as a deck only - no bindings - so we confirm the stock sizes with you and fit your bindings at the shop.