Even if Vimana’s left out the rocker option from their Continental Directional board, it does still remains one of the most versatile sticks out there. The medium flex allows you to press around on boxes and rails, while still giving you the response you’d come to expect from a stiff board.

With Vimana’s sintered 7200 base you’ll charge down the slopes faster than a squirrel on speed, and with the camber profile providing great edge hold you won’t be wobbling around like you do on a Sunday morning after demolishing that questionable kebab at 4AM.

“With Vimana’s sintered 7200 base you can be sure to charge down the slopes faster than a squirrel on speed, while the camber profile provides great edge hold”

Following in the footsteps of traditionally minimalistic Scandinavian style, the Vimana Continental Directional has a design as clean as your room after your Mum’s paid you a visit. The simple black and white design Vimana has got going for their Continental line is just another plus point on this Scandi creation. The board doesn’t need to be the centre of attention with some extra-terrestrial rainbow mish mash top sheet on it – it knows it’s good and doesn’t need a mad design to prove it.

“This shape was originally made for pipe riding and more specifically for Markku Koski and Fredrik Austbo. We rode 6 different prototypes with 6 different sidecuts, and both Markku and Freddy ended up loving the exact same shape.

We wanted to create a board that would feel right and familiar from the first turn. This board is probably our most balanced ride when you look at both the flex and the sidecuts. We also pushed the inserts and centre point a little bit back for it to float even better in pow.

The Continental Directional went instantly berserk within the team. Werni Stock took it to the big booters and filmed most of his latest video part riding it, Saku Tiilikainen rode it for everything from park to street rails.

This board is one of the most versataille boards I have ever ridden.”

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