Shape, Profile and Sidecut

Okay, so many freestyle boards run with a twin outline but with only a slight taper and minimal setback the Clone can still ride and land switch quite easily. You also have the option to centre your stance on the sidecut for a more balanced feel when you’re ripping park, but the slight directional feel will pay dividends when you’re taking those tricks into the backcountry.

There’s no school like the old school and true camber is still king when it comes to dynamic pop and powerful riding. Always pre-loaded with tension, the Clone will spring into action when you’re hopping onto features or boosting off the lip of a jump.

A deep sidecut gives the Clone an aggressive edge when you’re charging on firmer snow, allowing you to really dig into your carves and hold through the whole arc of your turn.

“Always pre-loaded with tension, the Clone will spring into action when you’re hopping onto features or boosting off the lip of a jump”