Construction and Materials

If you peel back that cool topsheet (don’t though) you’ll find a Popster core that cleverly uses varying thicknesses of wood to create a natural, poppy response. In short, the wood is thinner between the bindings and also tapers out in the tip & tail which adds a lot of snap to the board. There’s then a slightly thicker section under your feet to provide a stable, reliable feeling.

The Aspen wood strips you’ll find inside are all FSC certified and are combined with Biaxial Low Density Fibreglass to create a reliable torsional flex that’s super playful and will maintain the same flex and feel forever.

The extruded base is a must for learning new tricks in the park, built a little tougher than sintered alternatives and much easier to repair if it gets dinged on a rail.

“Built for freestyle progression and forgiveness, you’ll find a true twin shape on the Oh Yeah Grom”

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This is an amazing choice for any up & coming grom that’s honing their skills in the park, it has everything you need to grip it and rip it, but there’s enough forgiveness in there to let you get away with some sloppy landings on new tricks.

Feeling safe and being able to get away with sloppier landings can really help to improve a young snowboarders confidence, and once they’re feeling good about trying the trick, the board has the tech they need to tighten up a smoother landing and keep progressing.

Don’t forget that the Oh Yeah Grom is exactly the same under the hood as our 100 winning Sleepwalker Grom (insert link). So if you love the board but aren’t a fan of the graphic or have perhaps outgrown the sizes available then there is another amazing option from Salomon.