Fibreglass laminate used in board construction. The special fibre layout transfers power directly to the edges and gives the board the right flex. This makes the equipment extremely reactive, stiff and fun to 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.

Classic plank structure consisting of glass fibres and a PVC layer. Gives the board strength and lightness.

The Performance™ Core technology, thanks to bamboo and lightweight Paulownia wood, provides strength, durability while remaining lightweight.

RIDE's Slimewall® technology is an evolution of the Roll-in design. The three-dimensional composite structure provides more efficient energy transfer, lighter construction and improved damping.

Cleave Edge™ uses 50 per cent more steel in the manufacture of snowboards to provide resistance to edge breakage and strength to achieve a greater sharpening angle.

Quadratic Sidecut combines three different edge cut radii, creating a smooth transition from tip to tail. This variation in radii improves edge grip at high speeds and makes it easier to initiate turns. The result is more stable board handling and greater control in every turn.