Both can do either, though; Vimana’s take on it is pretty subtle, so is more about giving your preferred riding style an edge, rather than concentrating solely on one aspect of snowboarding. If you’re still having a hard time deciding, watch our guide to Choosing between Camber and Rocker.

“Gimmicks are thin on the ground here, so you get a predictable, reliable ride right from the off”

Both versions of the Vimana Continental Twin have the same construction; you get the advantages of a simple poplar core sitting atop a high-quality sintered base. Gimmicks are thin on the ground here, so you get a predictable, reliable ride right from the off – and one that’ll go like the clappers if you’ve stayed on top of your wax game.

With its medium flex, the Vimana Continental Twin is just the ticket for all-round freestyle. Whether it’s jumps, jibs or just the occasional slushy side hit, this will see you through.

The Continental was the first board I ever rode for Vimana, and it didn’t take long before I found out that this is a solid all-round board.

I took it to the pipe the first day and the edge control on the board didn’t disappoint. It’s one of the most fun boards I have ever ridden, and it works on all terrain with confidence.

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