Reduce the tip and tail of the snowboard at the taper points by 2 degrees (except for the space between the bindings where the difference is 3 degrees) for better edge hold and a relaxed ride.

A material processing technology used to produce sintered bases. Crushing polyethylene granules under high pressure produces a porous base that absorbs wax better and is more resistant to abrasion, extending the life of the snowboard or ski.

The core with varying thickness acts like a spring, storing energy when flexed and releasing it dynamically during release. This solution increases pop, flexibility and control over the board, allowing for more energetic and smooth transitions between turns.

The natural cork used in this construction acts as a cushioning layer with excellent shock-absorbing properties. It ensures smooth transitions between steps and reduces foot fatigue even during prolonged use. In addition, this material is lightweight and flexible, which increases comfort and stability during movement.