Salomon Lotus 2027 Womens Snowboard

The Salomon Lotus is a soft-flexing, beginner-friendly snowboard built for women taking their first confident turns on groomed runs and progressing toward variable snow conditions. Bite Free Edges eliminate the catch-prone feeling that trips up early-season riders, while the Flat Out Camber profile keeps the board stable and forgiving underfoot without demanding precise technique. For the 2027 season, the Lotus retains its Directional Twin shape, giving new riders a symmetrical feel that transitions naturally as skills develop, with enough directional bias to encourage proper stance and movement patterns. An Extruded base and FSC certified Aspen wood core keep the package lightweight and low-maintenance, so the focus stays on building confidence rather than board upkeep.

• Soft flex rating of 2 out of 10 reduces the physical effort required to initiate turns, making edge-to-edge transitions more accessible for beginner and early-intermediate riders
• Flat Out Camber profile sits flat between the feet for a stable, catch-resistant ride on groomed runs without the unpredictable snap of traditional camber
• Bite Free Edges along the contact zones prevent the board from catching on hardpack or in lift lines, lowering the consequences of imperfect technique
• Directional Twin shape provides a symmetrical feel for learning switch riding while offering enough directional intent to guide a rider down the fall line naturally
• Extruded base is durable and easy to maintain, requiring less frequent waxing — a practical advantage for riders who spend more time on snow than in the workshop
• Aspen wood core with BIAX MD Fiberglass layup keeps overall board weight low, reducing fatigue during full days of learning on groomed terrain
• 4X2 insert pattern offers flexible stance options, allowing the board to be set up as skills and preferences evolve over multiple seasons
• FSC certified wood core and Natural Wax finish reflect Salomon's commitment to responsibly sourced materials, supporting more sustainable snowboard production