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Skid / Radius of curvature :

238 mm - 6.9 m in size 138
240 mm - 7.2 m in size 144
250 mm - 7.3 m in size 148
252 mm - 7.5 m in size 151
254 mm - 7.6 m in size 154
257 mm - 7.6 m in size 157
262 mm - 7.6 m in size 156W
265 mm - 7.7 m in size 159W
265 mm - 7.8 m in size 162W

- Cambre:
Medium Camber: Standard camber slightly revised. Provides a good grip in hard snow, but easily forgives tricky landings and small edge faults.

- Flex:
5/10: Medium flex. A board that absorbs the unevenness of the terrain while remaining rigid enough to handle speed and grip on hard snow.

- Rockers:
Medium Uplift (Tail&Nose) - Symmetrical front and rear rockers for a balanced ride in both normal and switch conditions. Moderately raised to allow a good mix between manoeuvrability, grip and flotation.

- Shape:
Directional Twin: Directional twin shaft with a nose longer than the tail. Gives these boards a remarkable versatility between freestyle and freeride. Centre and side parts equivalent in size for a balanced ride.
Sidekick: Edges raised at widest points of nose and tail. Allows for smoother curves, increases powder flotation and holds up in difficult snow conditions. You have to ride it to believe it!

- Core:
Light Core: Wood core composed of 50% poplar and 50% paulownia.
D.S.T. SuperTubes:  2 carbon tubes for reinforcement on each side of the board. Drastically increases board pop and camber grip.
Carbon Stringers: Ultra-light carbon blades integrated directly into the core. Result? Explosive pop, precise edge hold and a more responsive board.

- Topsheet:
Bi-Ax Lamination: Bi-directional fibreglass weave adds liveliness to the board without adding torsional rigidity.

- Base:
Hyperglide S: Standard sintered sole, hard and fast, waxed to improve glide. 

- Sidewalls:
Shock Walls: urethane sidewalls for a smoother glide and good impact resistance.

- 3BT (Triple Base Technology):
Concept patented by the brand, consisting of a shape based on a working snowboard. Flat central part with a progressive raising of the edges in tip and tail. As a result, you'll be able to track straight ahead without having to worry about the edges catching. On the start of a turn, the board lifts up, providing constant pressure along the edge. On the edge, the arch shape offers an unequalled hold. This shape offers a number of advantages, such as better flotation, less risk of digging your edges into the snow on landings...