Burton vs Rossignol snowboards — which brand to buy

Burton vs Rossignol searchers are usually choosing a brand, not Custom vs Jibsaw. Burton is the default all-mountain catalog: Custom and Custom Flying V for mixed riding, Process for a softer twin, Custom X when you want a stiffer, more aggressive camber board. Current-season MSRPs in the library run from the low $400s (Good Company) to the high $600s (Custom, Family Tree).

Rossignol’s snowboard line in the catalog is smaller and more park-leaning. The Jibsaw is the current-season flagship (all-mountain / freestyle, flex 5, $550). Recent seasons add Sawblade and Ampage on the softer side, Retox and Diva as stiffer park/all-mountain boards, and XV Slashimi for directional freeride.

Choose Burton for depth — camber vs Flying V, men’s and women’s Feelgood / Process / Custom, plus Family Tree powder boards. Choose Rossignol if you want a tighter, more European freestyle-to-all-mountain quiver and you are comparing a handful of shapes, not a full wall of variants.