SALOMON RUMBLEFISH
Tech Specs
Price: $649.95
Size Options: 140, 144, 148, 152, 155
Flex: Medium/Stiff
Profile: Rocker Out Camber
Shape: Directional Twin
Sizing: Rides true to size
Performance Review
First Impression. This board is FUN! Right out of the gate, the Rumble Fish felt energetic, super playful, and immediately encouraged freestyle riding. It has a soft, surfy feel with tons of pop that makes it easy to engage and incredibly lively underfoot.
Edge Hold. The edge hold is dependable and solid. While it truly shines on softer snow, it held its own during early morning sessions on hardpack. It lays a good trench and carries energy through each turn and even feels balanced riding switch.
Edge Transition. The transition is fluid and has a surfy personality that makes moving from rail to rail feel effortless. It maintains a nice balance between being responsive enough for quick adjustments and forgiving enough to keep the ride smooth and enjoyable.
Drive // Pop. The pop on this board is insane. It is incredibly snappy and responsive, making jumps and carves feel explosive.
Nimbleness & Predictability. It makes presses feel effortless and handles technical jibbing with a playful ease allowing you to trust the board in all conditions.
Stability at Speed. Despite its playful soul, the Rumble Fish is surprisingly stable. It handles top-to-bottom laps and steep cornice drops with composure. While it prioritizes a surfy feel over raw dampness, it doesn’t get overwhelmed when you open up the throttle on variable groomers.
Fun Factor. This board is just all-around a REALLY good time. I liked it right out of the gate, but, I liked it even more the more I rode it. It turns the entire resort into a skate park and makes every feature feel like an opportunity to get creative.
The Deep Dive
Overall Impression A flawless 10/10. A super fun, freestyle-oriented all-mountain board that is full of energy. The Rumble Fish absolutely shines in the park but offers a surfy feel that works across the entire mountain. It’s a responsive, high-pop deck that would make a perfect daily driver for someone who views the mountain through a freestyle lens.
Who is this board for? Intermediate to advanced riders who want a responsive daily driver with tons of pop. It’s ideal for freestyle-focused riders who love jumps and rails but still ride the entire mountain.
Who is it NOT for? Riders looking for an ultra-damp, stiff “plank” for dedicated high-speed vibration reduction or those who prefer a very loose, low-pop beginner feel.
