Snowboarding started with classic cambers. Cambered boards are designed to go anywhere, providing good control and dynamism with added precision and power.

This core is also made from two types of poplar. The denser parts (80% of the core) are placed around the inserts (for skis, under the foot) and above the edges, for even more resistance. This solid and snappy core enables stable and dynamic turns.

This fibreglass weave goes three ways: 450 g/m2 in the axis of the board, and twice 150g/m2 at 45°/-45°. This makes the board stiffer in torsion, allowing it to have better edge grip and more stability.

A V-shaped, 40 mm wide carbon strip, placed on the tip and the tail, increases the board’s pop and rebound.

The woodcore has a slight dip in thickness between the inserts, to make the board more manœuvrable without losing it’s flex and energy.

The higher molecular density makes these bases the reference in terms of durability and gliding performance, especially on very cold snow. Be sure to wax your base often to get the most out of it.
All our bases are factory-tuned with wax.

Stone ground bases glide much better on wet snow thanks to the structure which enables the water drops to escape quicker under the board.

The sidewalls are slanted, made of ABS and are silk-screen printed.

100% Directional: A longer, progressive tip, significant insert setback, pintail (wider tip than tail), a softer tail, and longer side cut radius make freeride boards more stable and efficient on and off the piste.

Ever had a freestyle board on a powder day and felt like you might be missing out on something? These days are over: to make it possible to set yourself back 2cm (on centred boards) on big powder days, we have added a line of inserts behind both bindings.