🌟Free shipping on snowboards
Short, quick and surfy.
This model features an original shape inspired by the keel-finned surfboards of the 1940s. Not only is it great in powder, but it also allows you to enjoy quick edge-to-edge turns without sacrificing maneuverability or speed, making it great for carving on groomed runs.
The FinTwin is the perfect powder board for riders looking for a short, slashy board that will make those precious powder days even more special. This shape is inspired by the early 1940s exploration of surfboard shapes. With a large nose surface area and parallel twin keels, it floats on the surface without dragging, while still holding the edges. This allows for quick edge-to-edge movements without sacrificing control or speed.
Tapered Swallowtail <br>The tapered swallowtail shape features a wide nose and narrow tail, which provides even float in the softest powder and smoothly slices through the occasional hard crust. Additionally, the deep swallowtail further reduces the surface area of the tail, improving control and reducing strain on the rear leg. This keeps you comfortable even on long rides.
Cam Out Camber
Cam-Out Camber is essentially a true camber design, with an earlier, smoother transition between the nose and tail. This design creates a responsive, fun ride, allowing for quick turns on the fly. It also provides forgiveness and forgiveness after landing a 713.5° maneuver. This shape is suitable for all riders, from beginners to advanced riders.
Mid-wide boards <br>Mid-wide boards are boards designed to be slightly wider than normal widths.
This is the perfect choice for riders looking to prevent toe or heel catching, or for stability and buoyancy.
Progressive Sidecut : This design features a wide radius at the front and gradually narrows towards the tail. This shape allows for incredibly smooth acceleration out of turns and also prevents the nose from catching. The result is smooth, comfortable turns and a stable ride.
How to choose an all-mountain snowboard:
How to choose a snowboard for the park:
How to choose a powder snowboard: