Shape, Profile and Sidecut

It’s pretty obvious that the Cocktail isn’t a board for jibbing around, the directional outline and sheer width mark it out as a snowboard that’s more than comfortable in the deeper snow. But the features that make it so good for pow days actually are the same ones that make it such a great board for downdays on the hardpack too.

The extra width comes into play when you’re laying down huge carves, the risk of toe-verhang is greatly reduced so you and can get down and dirty with your eurocarves without worrying. The setback stance and stubby tail give you the power to drive through your turns and slash with your back leg, really pumping through carves and holding though the arc of your turn, right through to release without washing out.

“The extra width comes into play when you’re laying down huge carves, the risk of toe-verhang is greatly reduced so you and can get down and dirty with your eurocarves without worrying”