Construction and Materials

It’s no secret just how much R&D Amplid pour into their products, and while the Morning Glory is primarily one of those boards that let’s its shape do most of the talking, there’s still a lot going on under the hood.

Boards with increased volume in the nose can have a tendency to bounce around up at the front and feel a little unwieldy. Not so for the Morning Glory. A central carbon band runs through the length of the snowboard which provides some added dampening and response to the board. Amplid have also drastically cut down excess material and weight in the nose by replacing areas of wood with a super lightweight, honeycomb structure made from recycled paper. Both of these work in harmony to keep the board feeling light, agile and reactive, so you can focus on making those surfy, slashy turns around the mountain.

“The Morning Glory is one of those boards that’s aimed at snowboarding connoisseurs”

Roundup

Sitting in Amplid’s Future Shapes collection, the Morning Glory is one of those boards that’s aimed at snowboarding connoisseurs – those who appreciate out of the box thinking and out of this world performance. If you’re scoring enough powder days this season, waking up with the Morning Glory will never have felt so good.