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Design innovative mountain gear that sets new performance standards and be a leader
in
manufacturing sustainability, environmental outreach and backcountry education.
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Our most sustainable collection ever
Building snowboards will always have an environmental footprint so we strive to minimize this footprint whenever possible by developing new eco-tech and supporting organizations that fight against climate change on the front lines. We take these efforts seriously because we care about how our actions will affect the environment for future generations.
Proud member of 1% For The Planet, we donate 1% of sales to fight climate change by supporting our non-profit partners Protect Our Winters and Community Carbon Trees.
“We understand that supporting environmental efforts is important to our customers,” said Jeremy Jones. “As a member of 1% For The Planet our customers are assured that their support goes beyond just our profits. We are proudly accountable for giving back to the earth.”
- Jeremy Jones
Gear that gives back
Our gear balances performance, durability and sustainability. We strive to make equipment you can trust with the most eco-conscious materials possible.
They also gives back through our partnerships with the non-profit organizations 1% For The Planet, Protect Our Winters and Community Carbon Trees.
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True Twin
True twin boards have the exact same width (X) and length (Z) nose and tail. They are ideal for freestyle: jump, jib, spin, butter and riding switch.
Directional Twin
Directional twin shapes have the same width (X) nose and tail, but the nose (Y) is slightly longer than the tail (Z). The longer nose offers better float in pow and mixed conditions.
Directional
Directional shapes have a wider (X) and longer (Y) nose than tail (W). The narrow, shorter tail (Z) improves turn initiation and lifts the nose for better float in pow and mixed conditions.
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Surf Rocker
Custom tip/tail rocker profile designed by surf shaper Chris Christenson. The nose rocker starts just inside of the front inserts and the tail rocker starts just at the back inserts. When you weight the tail of the board the nose ramps up out of the snow for insane float on the deepest days. Surf Rocker is ideal for soft snow and pow where float is most important.
CamRock
CamRock is a freestyle focused version of Directional Rocker that offers the edge power of camber and equal amounts of rocker in both nose and tail. CamRock improves freestyle finesse by keeping your tips playful while maintaining the power and pop of camber underfoot.
True Camber
True camber profile offers the most edge power for firm snow or freestyle riding, but not as much float in pow or crusty snow. The camber radius tapers into the beveled 3D contour base at the tips which releases the edges where they like to hook and balances the pop and directional stability of camber with a looser, less-catchy feel.
Directional Rocker
Directional Rocker offers the edge power of camber between the feet, and the float benefit of rocker in the tips. The rockered tip floats the board’s nose and improves maneuverability while the camber underfoot provides edge hold and response. A slightly rockered tail maintains the power and stability of a traditional board but helps keep the tail catch-free initiating turns and landing switch.
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