The directional shape gives you more surface area in the nose, keeping your weight over the tail of the board for optimum float in powder and so you can drive with your back leg to get more control on groomers.

Reinforced areas underneath your bindings work to absorb some of the vibrations, reducing the chatter and leaving you with a smoother and more durable ride. Five carbon stringers sit just outside the inserts which transfer your energy more efficiently to the opposite contact point.

Sustainable Aspen wood combined with Paulownia and Bamboo make for a super lightweight core that still retains the strength of a traditional board, and delivers all the snap you could want.

The ‘Slimewalls’ are urethane-based sidewalls, which are awesome for absorbing vibrations, and are mega strong. They’re supported by fiberglass structures which enclose them, adding durability to the whole edge profile while still reducing weight.

“Sustainable Aspen wood combined with Paulownia and Bamboo make for a super lightweight core”

The high-end sintered base will keep you ripping and gripping all day long, it holds wax better so you get more performance and speed with less effort. Perfect, no?

It has more tech than you can shake your tail at and, because of this, it’s not ideal for a beginner. It’s a pretty stiff board, that wants to be ridden hard and fast, and so it would be well suited to an intermediate / advanced all mountain ripper.