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A key feature of the Next
is its Shape. This is
slightly tapered so the
nose is a little wider
than the tail, as well
as being longer. This
enables the tail to sink
slightly more, which in
turn lifts the nose.
Reverse Camber for extra
float, and performance
enhancing materials make
this a dependable,
backcountry, powder
weapon. Specification:
Profile: Traditional
Camber Running length:
1171mm Waist width: 248mm
Sidecut radius: 8300
Setback: Centred Flex: 8
(Specification based on
the 159cm board)
Features: Reverse Camber
between the bindings and
flat zones outside of
them in order to take the
pressure off the contact
points. Boards with this
profile feel looser,
float incredibly well in
powder and are fun to
ride. The narrower tail
is designed to sink in
order to raise the nose
when riding in deep
power. The Tapered
Directional Shape also
has a longer nose than
tail to further improve
float, which results in
effortless turns in soft
snow. This shape also
works on the groomers by
allowing for dynamic
turns, especially at
speed. A Carbon Beam runs
the entire length of the
board with two additional
beams extending from the
back of the rear binding
inserts out to just past
the edge contact points
at the tail. Try to
imagine the peace symbol
with the board upright.
These added beams in the
tail provide definitive
pop from the tail and the
ability to power out of
turns, whilst not adding
any additional weight.
The Phantom Core is 15%
lighter than the Standard
Woodcore making the board
feel much lighter under
foot. For increased edge
grip and stability at
speed a Triax fibreglass
laminate is used. The
extra cross laminate
stiffens the torsional
flex of the board. With
high wax absorption the
Sintered 7500 base
permits high-speed
riding. Not only does it
look amazing but the
Bamboo Wood Veneer also
adds strength and
enhances the boards flex.
Multi layer Dampening
makes the board more
stable by reducing
high-frequency vibrations
that cause the board to
chatter on hard snow.
Found on every single
Endeavour snowboard is a
Negative Core Profile.
Slightly profiled between
your feet, this feature
reduces weight and allows
the board to flex more
naturally and freely. The
ABS sidewalls are
stitched in place by what
looks like fishing line.
Stitched Sidewalls
drastically increase the
level of strength and
durability. Tapered,
directional, and with a
stiff flex, the Next is
built to handle your
‘next’ big line. If
you venture under the
piste ropes or hike for
your turns, then you
will appreciate the
performance that this
high-end board provides.
The reverse camber option
provides even more float,
so when conditions are
good you will be on the
best board for the job.
On a side note, the
direct printed bamboo
veneer topsheet looks
amazing. Is it for me? If
your riding has stepped
up a notch and you’re
increasingly looking for
more challenging off
piste terrain, or
venturing into the
backcountry, then it’s
time to get a board that
is designed for the job
in hand, like the Next
is.
Availability: In Stock
£225.00
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The Cashew is an
uncomprimised backcountry
freestyle board. The
fact that it is extremely
environmentally
consciouusly
manufactered, has in no
way limited what Volkl
have managed to achieve
with this ride. Packed to
the brim with technology
and features.
SPECIFICATION
Construction: Directional
Freeride Sidecut, All
Mountain/Powder rocker,
Convex Powder Base,
Wooden Veneer topsheet
with partial grip
lacquer, Supreme
Woodcore, Shock
Absorbers, Wooden
Sidewalls with TPU
dampening, POP 2.0
stringers, Sintered
Recycled Base Length:
162cm Running length:
124.0cm Waist width:
26.1cm Sidecut radius:
8.55m (average) Setback:
15mm Flex: 6 FEATURES:
Directional Freestyle
Sidecut – A great
combination of
directional sidecut and
slight setback enables a
rider to lap the park
with confidence, and
take the same board to
the big leagues of
backcountry madness.
Slightly stiffer in the
tail than the nose,
these boards float great
in the powder, but can
also be ridden with the
bindings centred on the
board for a more
freestyle biased ride. As
with all Volkl snowboard
sidecuts, multiple radii
are blended together to
produce an extremely
controlled turn,
allowing slight pressure
changes to alter your
turn radius, without
having to drastically
alter body position.
The Powder Rocker
profile, has a flat
section of board
extending from just
behind the rear binding
inserts, to the middle
of the front binding
inserts. Up front there
is a fairly long, and
high rockered section
leading into nose, and
out back there is a
shorter, less tall
rockered section leading
into the tail to drop the
back end into the soft
snow. Front end lift is
effortless. The base
of the board lifts up as
it approaches the edges,
this Convex Powder
Base makes catching an
edge a thing of the past,
and provides even
greater float in the
powder, as the
resistance is much higher
at the edges of the
board. Wooden Veneer
topsheet – Rather than
extruding the graphics
into the back of the
topsheet material, the
graphical design is
printed directly onto the
wooden topsheet of the
board, eliminating the
need for the heavy
topsheet entirely.
Great weight saving for
the board, and great
resource saving for the
planet. Sections of
the topsheet lacquer are
impregnated with coarse,
or fine grains, this
Partial Grip
Lacquer adds both grip,
and a very visually
stimulating graphical
design. Supreme
Woodcore is made of tip
to tail Aspen-Falcatta
blend, with four strips
of Falcatta integrated
into the Aspen core.
This results in a
lightweight, strong and
flexible core material.
Shock Absorbers are
single sheets of hardwood
laid into the core where
the board thickness
tapers down at the tip
and tail. Wooden
Sidewalls with TPU
Dampening – Several
different plys of Armor
wood above a layer of
shock absorbing thermal
poly urethane. This not
only looks stunning,
but achieve a more
consistent flex pattern
than ABS sidewalls
Availability: In Stock
£225.00
Archived Product
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The Head Flocka profile
provides outstanding edge
hold while reducing the
chance of catching an
edge. A full wood core
and forgiving flex
profile make this a
lively yet easy to ride
board. With Flocka twin
shaping you can hone your
skills both switch and
regular, or even set
your bindings backward
and ride the whole
mountain.
SPECIFICATION
Construction: Flocka
Board Profile, Flock
Twin Shaping, Cruiser
Jacket Laminate, Wood
Core, Extruded Base
Length: 158cm Running
length: 77.9cm Waist
width: 25.4cm Sidecut
radius: 5.9m Setback:
Twin Flex: 3 FEATURES
Flocka board profile
features a completely
flat board shape between
the bindings, with
slight rise toward the
tip and tail. This
generates lots of edge
hold with a full length
effective edge when
leaning over, but with
reduced board and edge
contact when straight
running. This reduces the
chance of catching an
edge, making the flocka
an ideal board profile.
Flocka Twin shape
compliments both camba
and rocka, adding extra
flex and pop where it is
most needed making a
forgiving, yet
controlled ride. A Wood
core is made from
stringers of lightweight
Poplar. Strong and
durable. Extruded bases
are extremely durable and
easy to maintain The
Good is an impressive
board at this
pricepoint. Innovative
camber/rocker profiles
are everywhere in the
snowboard industry, but
to find them on what is,
let’s be honest, an
entry level board is
phenomenal. We can all
remember the terror of
fast flat running,
praying to the snow gods
not to catch an edge. The
flocka profile goes a
long way to reducing
those whiplash moments,
but without sacrificing
edge hold as with full
rockered boards. Ideal
for progression,
confidence and fun!
Availability: In Stock
£100.00
Available
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The Live has been in the
Endeavor line up for 10
years and continues to be
one the most popular in
the range. This reverse
camber version is
mellower and more rider
friendly than the
traditional camber one,
making this already
versatile board appeal to
even more riders.
Specification: Profile:
Reverse Camber Running
length: 1181mm Waist
width: 251mm Sidecut
radius: 7700 Setback:
Centred Flex: 5
(Specification based on
the 159cm board)
Features: Reverse Camber
between the bindings and
flat zones outside of
them in order to take the
pressure off the contact
points. Boards with this
profile feel looser,
float incredibly well in
powder and are fun to
ride. With a slightly
longer nose than tail but
still able to ride just
as well switch as
regular, the Directional
Twin shape works well all
over the mountain as well
as in the park with
increased float in powder
over a true twin shape.
Two parallel Carbon Beams
run the entire length of
the board providing a
more responsive ride.
They drastically improve
the performance of the
board with added memory
and pop, without adding
additional weight. The
Phantom Core is 15%
lighter than the Standard
Woodcore making the board
feel much lighter under
foot. For increased edge
grip and stability at
speed a Triax fibreglass
laminate is used. The
extra cross laminate
stiffens the torsional
flex of the board. With
high wax absorption the
Sintered 7500 base
permits high-speed
riding. Multi layer
Dampening makes the board
more stable by reducing
high-frequency vibrations
that cause the board to
chatter on hard snow.
Found on every single
Endeavour snowboard is a
Negative Core Profile.
Slightly profiled between
your feet, this feature
reduces weight and allows
the board to flex more
naturally and freely. The
ABS sidewalls are
stitched in place by what
looks like fishing line.
Stitched Sidewalls
drastically increase the
level of strength and
durability. Wide
Available - If large
boots mean you suffer
from heel and toe drag
then buy the wide version
of this board. The
Directional Twin shape on
the Live is essentially
just a slightly higher
nose than tail. It has a
consistent (twin) flex
pattern throughout with
the Endeavor Negative
Core Profile in the
middle and carbon beams
that run tip-to-tail so
no excuses when it comes
to switch riding. It’s
a take anywhere do
anything board,
especially with the
rocker profile and the
increased float that
provides. With high-end
features like the
Sintered 7500 base and
Triax fibreglass laminate
it will have you ridding
hard and fast for an age.
Is it for me? If you are
looking for high quality
construction, and a
versatile ride, that
works in the park, on
the pistes and in the
powder.
Availability: In Stock
£215.00
Available
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The Color is a true twin,
reverse camber,
freestyle board. It has
some premium features
such as the carbon beam
and rubber sidewalls
inlays, without the
premium price tag. These
features not only improve
the feel of the board but
will also increase its
life span, especially
useful if you intend to
throw it around the park.
Specification: Profile:
Reverse Camber Running
length: 1160mm Waist
width: 250mm Sidecut
radius: 7800 Setback:
Centre Flex: 5
(Specification based on
the 155cm board)
Features: Reverse Camber
between the bindings and
flat zones outside of
them in order to take the
pressure off the contact
points. Boards with this
profile feel looser,
float incredibly well in
powder and are fun to
ride. The Twin shape is
completely symmetrical
for switch riding with
ease, whether you plan
to ride the whole
mountain or in the park.
A Carbon Beam runs the
length of the board to
add memory and pop
without adding any
additional weight. In
order to prevent sidewall
cracks, dampen
vibrations and reduce
fatigue, Rubber Inlays
are built into the
sidewalls. Having these
inlays is particularly
beneficial if you are
going to be riding rails,
but they are designed to
prolong the life of your
board even if you
don’t. Made from 100%
Canadian Poplar wood,
the full Poplar Core is
lightweight and extremely
durable. With the same
pattern as regular Biax
but in a tighter weave,
Biax 2 Fiberglass creates
a significant increase in
performance. The Extruded
1320 Base is easy to
repair and requires very
little maintenance. Multi
layer Dampening makes the
board more stable by
reducing high-frequency
vibrations that cause the
board to chatter on hard
snow. Found on every
single Endeavour
snowboard is a Negative
Core Profile. Slightly
profiled between your
feet, this feature
reduces weight and allows
the board to flex more
naturally and freely. The
ABS sidewalls are
stitched in place by what
looks like fishing line.
Stitched Sidewalls
drastically increase the
level of strength and
durability. Marketed as
an out-and-out freestyle
board, due in-part to
the reverse camber in the
middle and flat zones
before the nose and tail,
which is ideal for
buttering and pressing.
The Color will also float
really well in powder and
with its mellow flex it
is well suited to
cruising the groomers on
the lookout for cut-outs
and natural jibs. With
its carbon beam, rubber
inlays and stitched
sidewalls it’s a tough
cookie. Is it for me? If
you prefer to cruise,
butter, press, tap and
slash rather than charge
mach-ten into big kickers
then the Color will be
ideal for your riding
style.
Availability: In Stock
£165.00
Available
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The High Five is an out
and out freestyle
machine. Double
tip-to-tail carbon beams,
super camber, rubber
sidewall inlays – the
list of high performance
features goes on and on.
This aggressive freestyle
board will absolutely
send it on park jumps and
in the pipe.
Specification: Profile:
Super Camber Running
length: 1165mm Waist
width: 250mm Sidecut
radius: 7600 Setback:
Centred Flex: 6
(Specification based on
the 155cm board)
Features: Tried and
tested, with a rise
between the contact
points, Traditional
Camber provides true
performance. Edge hold
and pop is generated by
the boards shape fighting
against the force
provided by the rider.
Both lively and
responsive, there is a
reason that traditional
camber lives on. The High
Five exclusively features
Super Camber which has an
impressive 15mm gap
between the board and the
snow in the middle of the
board. The higher the
camber, the more energy
that is stored, and can
be released to pop huge
ollies, and snap out of
turns for lightening
quick edge-to-edge
transitions. The Twin
shape is completely
symmetrical for switch
riding with ease,
whether you plan to ride
the whole mountain or in
the park. Two parallel
Carbon Beams run the
entire length of the
board providing a more
responsive ride. They
drastically improve the
performance of the board
with added memory and
pop, without adding
additional weight. The
Phantom Core is 15%
lighter than the Standard
Woodcore making the board
feel much lighter under
foot. An eco-alternative
to fibreglass, Basalt
was developed for the
aerospace industry. This
premium material gives
unparalleled
strength-to-weight ratio
adding performance,
elasticity and durability
to high-end snowboards.
With high wax absorption
the Sintered 7500 base
permits high-speed
riding. In order to
prevent sidewall cracks,
dampen vibrations and
reduce fatigue, Rubber
Inlays are built into the
sidewalls. Having these
inlays is particularly
beneficial if you are
going to be riding rails,
but they are designed to
prolong the life of your
board even if you
don’t. The Mid Wide
shape is a little more
generous in the waist and
underfoot which suits
riders with (roughly) a
UK10 boot by eliminating
toe and heel drag without
having to get a
‘wide’ board. Multi
layer Dampening makes the
board more stable by
reducing high-frequency
vibrations that cause the
board to chatter on hard
snow. Found on every
single Endeavour
snowboard is a Negative
Core Profile. Slightly
profiled between your
feet, this feature
reduces weight and allows
the board to flex more
naturally and freely. The
ABS sidewalls are
stitched in place by what
looks like fishing line.
Stitched Sidewalls
drastically increase the
level of strength and
durability. The beauty of
flat kick nose and tails
is that they provide
loads of pop after being
fully loaded. You’ll
find yourself having
enough time for that
extra rotation, or
floating those tricks
that are usually rushed.
Also, by their nature,
they increase the length
of the effective edge,
which in turn increases
edge grip. The High Five
also features the most
defined camber profile in
the range, and as a
result will suit more
powerful, heavier and
aggressive riders.
Availability: In Stock
£225.00
Available
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The Live has been in the
Endeavor line up for 10
years and continues to be
one the most popular in
the range. This
traditional camber
version is a little
livelier and snappier
than its reverse camber
brother. Specification:
Profile: Traditional
Camber Running length:
1181mm Waist width: 251mm
Sidecut radius: 7700
Setback: Centred Flex: 5
(Specification based on
the 159cm board)
Features: Tried and
tested, with a rise
between the contact
points, Traditional
Camber provides true
performance. Edge hold
and pop is generated by
the boards shape fighting
against the force
provided by the rider.
Both lively and
responsive, there is a
reason that traditional
camber lives on. With a
slightly longer nose than
tail but still able to
ride just as well switch
as regular, the
Directional Twin shape
works well all over the
mountain as well as in
the park with increased
float in powder over a
true twin shape. Two
parallel Carbon Beams run
the entire length of the
board providing a more
responsive ride. They
drastically improve the
performance of the board
with added memory and
pop, without adding
additional weight. The
Phantom Core is 15%
lighter than the Standard
Woodcore making the board
feel much lighter under
foot. For increased edge
grip and stability at
speed a Triax fibreglass
laminate is used. The
extra cross laminate
stiffens the torsional
flex of the board. With
high wax absorption the
Sintered 7500 base
permits high-speed
riding. Multi layer
Dampening makes the board
more stable by reducing
high-frequency vibrations
that cause the board to
chatter on hard snow.
Found on every single
Endeavour snowboard is a
Negative Core Profile.
Slightly profiled between
your feet, this feature
reduces weight and allows
the board to flex more
naturally and freely. The
ABS sidewalls are
stitched in place by what
looks like fishing line.
Stitched Sidewalls
drastically increase the
level of strength and
durability. Wide
Available - If your large
boots means you suffer
from heel and toe drag
then buy the wide version
of this board. The
Directional Twin shape on
the Live is essentially
just a slightly higher
nose than tail. It has a
consistent (twin) flex
pattern throughout with
the Endeavor Negative
Core Profile in the
middle and carbon beams
that run tip-to-tail so
no excuses when it comes
to switch riding. I’m a
big fan of mid-flex
camber boards (which is
exactly what this is)
because of the stability
– especially when
it’s on an edge. So
lining up for rails,
landing spins and of
course carving are all so
much more solid on a
board with camber. Is it
for me? If the benefits
of a traditional camber
board are more important
to you than better float
in powder (or if you have
another board for that),
then this high quality,
all mountain board, will
satisfy all of your
riding needs.
Availability: In Stock
£149.95
Available
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The standard Neversummer
SL is an outstanding all
rounder with the
versatility to hit any
line you can get to by
lift, helicopter or
bootpack. The addition
of touring capability
opens up the rest of the
rideable terrain in the
mountains. The SL Split
has a slightly stiffer
construction than its non
split counterpart thanks
to a carbonium
topsheet. This combats
the inherent softer
nature of a split board,
and gives a little more
control and stability on
more advanced terrain.
The dampening system,
core construction and
base materials used on
the SL Split are all
uprated over the standard
SL Specification:
Construction: Splitboard
with full Voile
splitboard hardware.
Neversummer Superlight
Woodcore, Carbonium
topsheet, Carbonium
Laminate, Durasurf XT
Sintered 5501 Base,
Sintered P-Tex sidewalls
(inner and outer edge),
CDS Damping System
Length:158cm Running
Length: 124cm Waist
Width: 25.4 cm Sidecut
Radius: 7.43m (average)
Setback: Slight! Flex
1-10 (10 is stiffest):
5.5 Features: R.C.
Technology, as found on
all Neversummer
snowboards for 2013,
refers to their patented
camber and sidecut
profiles. Neversummer
snowboards feature rocker
between the binding
inserts in the centre of
the board and traditional
camber outboard of the
inserts, before reaching
the tip and tail. This is
married with a triple
radius sidecut,
featuring a straight
section of edge between
the inserts, with a
shallow radius in the
insert area, and a deep
radius in the area
between the bindings and
the tip/tail. These
progressive and variable
profiles combine to
create a freestyle
‘looseness’ to the
ride at lower speeds,
but as you ramp up your
speed and forces, the
board grips the ground
like you simply
wouldn’t believe,
while still giving you
the feedback and
flexibility to pop, spin
and butter until the park
closes. The Neversummer
Superlight Core is
designed specifically for
the Neversummer models
that feature Carbonium
topsheets and lamintaes.
This allows less force to
be taken by the core,
enabling a lighter, more
focused core design,
made from extremey light
woods combined with
hardwood for incredible
strength to weight ratio.
The CDS (carbonium
damping system) damping
on the SL Split hugely
reduces vibration,
aiding high speed control
and stability. The CDS
incorporates elastomer
stringers - essentially
long thin strips of
rubber like material -
along the edges and
beneath the binding
inserts, generating a
smooth ride under foot,
while retaining a lively,
snappy feel. The SL
Split has a topsheet made
from Carbonium, a highly
durable, scratch
resistant, textured
material that is not only
fantastic for aiding in
construction design, but
also grips the bottom of
your boots, turning the
whole board into a stomp
pad! The SL Split also
features layers of carbon
weave as the top and
bottom of the laminate
layer of the snowboard.
This provides
outstandiung strength to
weight for the board in
general, and also
enables fine tuning of
flex and pop zones for
the board. Durasurf XT
Sintered 5501 Base,
manufactured exclusively
by Crown plastics, is
the fastest most durable
base ever seen on a
Neversummer board,
Manufactured and
developed with Crown
Plastics, industry
leaders of sintered
manufacturing.
Dependability is ki
Availability: In Stock
£690.00
Archived Product
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The Tribute i. Is a rare
breed. While most
freestyle boards are
shying away from cambered
profiles, the Tribute i.
demands that you step up
your game and stop
relying of super loose
skate style boards with
little edge hold to land
those spins. Whats the
benefit? Camber boards
offer superior edge hold
across the whole
mountain, and dont
require expensive (and
sometimes fragile)
technology to generate
pop and response. The
Tribute is a true twin,
but if you offset your
bindings slightly toward
the rear of the board,
itll happily shred the
whole mountain.
SPECIFICATION
Construction: Camba
Profile, Twin Shape,
Intellifiber, Cabon and
Kevlar Stringers,
Control Jacket Laminate,
Wood Core, Extruded Base
Length: 158cm Running
length: 123cm Waist
width: 25.3cm Sidecut
radius: 7.8m Setback:
Twin Flex: 5 FEATURES
A Camba board profile is
the classic ‘raised
between the bindings’
shape. When loaded,
the entire length of the
board comes into contact
with the snow, and the
effective edge length is
at its maximum. The
preloaded nature of the
board means that it is
always ready to react to
your input, popping huge
ollies and changing
direction in a split
second. This gives great
edge hold and control,
but can be a little
trickier to ride than
some of the more
‘rockered’ shapes.
Twins feature truly
symmetrical shapes and
flex patterns, meaning
there is no true tip or
tail. It rides switch
as well as regular,
brush up those skills to
follow suit.
Intellifibers are Heads
proprietary
‘piezoelectric’
fibres that absorb energy
from edge to edge
motions, and redirect
that energy to stiffen up
key area of the core when
hard charging. Carbon and
Kevlar Stringers span the
area between the contact
points at the tip and
tail, to add pop and
reduce vibration. Wood
core is made from
stringers of lightweight
Poplar. Strong and
durable. Extruded bases
are extremely durable and
easy to maintain
The Tribute i. Is a hard
board to pigeon hole. On
the one hand, it is
definitely a freestyle
board. True twin shaping
and extruded bases are
clear indicators, but
the Camber profile,
Intellifibres and stiff
glass laminate suggest
that there is more to
this board than riding
the park all day. The
camber profile will suit
advanced riders who may
hit the big line in the
park a few times, but
arent there to session a
rail. Its a big ol
mountain out there, why
not ride something that
can handle it all.
Availability: In Stock
£125.00
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Zero camber increases the
surface area of the board
that is in contact with
the snow, over say, a
rocker profile. The
increase in base contact,
even distribution of
pressure and flat kicked
nose and tail, means
that the board performs
like a longer board (is
faster, long edge
contact etc), but with
the reduced weight and
increased manoeuvrability
of a shorter board.
Specification: Profile:
Zero Camber Running
length: 1116mm Waist
width: 253mm Sidecut
radius: 7667 Setback:
Centred Flex: 4
(Specification based on
the 151cm board)
Features: Zero Camber is
flat from the start of
the nose through to the
start of the tail. With
combined DT2 shaping,
the contact points are
raised off the snow. DT2
has extra rise for an
extended zone (compared
with standard DowTech
which is featured on some
Endeavour boards) for an
even looser and fun feel.
The Flat Kicked Nose and
Tail provides superior
edge hold due to the
quick radius from flat.
This means you can drop
in length and still have
the same control. The
Twin shape is completely
symmetrical for switch
riding with ease,
whether you plan to ride
the whole mountain or in
the park. A Carbon Beam
runs between the widest
binding inserts to add
memory and pop without
adding any additional
weight. The Mid Wide
shape is a little more
generous in the waist and
underfoot which suits
riders with (roughly) a
UK10 boot by eliminating
toe and heel drag without
having to get a
‘wide’ board. Made
from 100% Canadian Poplar
wood, the full Poplar
Core is lightweight and
extremely durable. Both
lightweight and durable,
Biax Fiberglass provides
a forgiving torsional
flex which makes it ideal
for park riders, jibbers
and those looking for a
mellow ride. The Extruded
1320 Base is easy to
repair and requires very
little maintenance. In
order to prevent sidewall
cracks, dampen
vibrations and reduce
fatigue, Rubber Inlays
are built into the
sidewalls. Having these
inlays is particularly
beneficial if you are
going to be riding rails,
but they are designed to
prolong the life of your
board even if you
don’t. Found on every
single Endeavour
snowboard is a Negative
Core Profile. Slightly
profiled between your
feet, this feature
reduces weight and allows
the board to flex more
naturally and freely. The
ABS sidewalls are
stitched in place by what
looks like fishing line.
Stitched Sidewalls
drastically increase the
level of strength and
durability. Thanks to the
Rail Ready Detune - an
edge bevel that runs the
full perimeter of the
board, getting hooked on
rails and boxes is a
thing of the past. Riding
a shorter board will help
you to spin more easily
because of the reduction
in volume and weight. The
New Standard allows you
enjoy those benefits
without suffering from
the toe and heel drag
that is usually suffered
when downsizing on board
length, thanks to the
mid-wide shape. The waist
width of the 145cm board
is what you would expect
from a board 10cm longer.
Riding a short board is
fun, and whilst not
being ideal for powder
days you’ll be having
so much fun on the ‘bad
weather’ days that it
is more than justified as
a board choice. Is it for
me? If y
Availability: In Stock
£195.00
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The Head Rush Rocka is an
entry level freestyle
snowboard with a full
rocker profile for easy
turns. The Rush may be an
entry level board, but
it features full wood
core, Heads Rocka
profile to reduce
catching an edge and
generate loads of float
in the powder. Soft and
Buttery, it’s a great
board to develop those
park skills.
Specification:
Construction: Rocka Board
Profile, Flock Twin
Shaping, Cruiser Jacket
Laminate, Wood Core,
Extruded Base Length:
158cm Running length:
77.9cm Waist width:
25.4cm Sidecut radius:
5.9 Metres Setback: Twin
Flex: 3 Features:
Rocka profile boards have
no flat or raised
sections in the profile.
This means that it is
virtually impossible to
catch an edge, making
for a very forgiving
ride, ideal for less
experienced riders, and
those who favour the park
and easy cruising. The
effective edge on Rocka
boards is shorter than on
the other Head profiles,
ideal for presses and
butters, but not quite
so well suited to fast
carving. Twin Directional
sidecuts feature
symmetrical sidecut
profile and flex
patterns, with the
bindings offset toward
the rear of the board,
resulting in an extremely
versatile board that can
throw down on hardpack,
in the park and in the
backcountry. A Wood core
is made from stringers of
lightweight Poplar.
Strong and durable.
Extruded bases are
extremely durable and
easy to maintain. A
choice of board profile
makes a huge difference
to your riding options.
Head have done a fine job
to offer a variety of
board profiles at their
entry level price
point. The Rush is a
great choice for those
fairly new to the sport,
but with aspirations of
freestyle superstardom.
Great for jumps, tricks,
jibs and more. This
soft and buttery board
would also be a great
choice for a more
advanced rider looking
for a board to ride
street for those few
snowy days we get here in
Blighty.
Availability: In Stock
£100.00
Available
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A key feature of the Next
is the Shape. This is
slightly tapered so the
nose is a little wider
than the tail, as well
as being longer. This
enables the tail to sink
slightly more, which in
turn lifts the nose.
Traditional Camber and
performance enhancing
materials make this a
dependable, yet
charge-able, backcountry
weapon. Specification:
Profile: Traditional
Camber Running length:
1171 Waist width: 248
Sidecut radius: 8300
Setback: Centred Flex: 8
(Specification based on
the 159cm board)
Features: Tried and
tested, with a rise
between the contact
points, Traditional
Camber provides true
performance. Edge hold
and pop is generated by
the boards shape fighting
against the force
provided by the rider.
Both lively and
responsive, there is a
reason that traditional
camber lives on. The
narrower tail is designed
to sink in order to raise
the nose when riding in
deep power. The Tapered
Directional Shape also
has a longer nose than
tail to further improve
float, which results in
effortless turns in soft
snow. This shape also
works on the groomers by
allowing for dynamic
turns, especially at
speed. A Carbon Beam runs
the entire length of the
board with two additional
beams extending from the
back of the rear binding
inserts out to just past
the edge contact points
at the tail. Try to
imagine the peace symbol
with the board upright.
These added beams in the
tail provide definitive
pop from the tail and the
ability to power out of
turns, whilst not adding
any additional weight.
The Phantom Core is 15%
lighter than the Standard
Woodcore making the board
feel much lighter under
foot. For increased edge
grip and stability at
speed a Triax fibreglass
laminate is used. The
extra cross laminate
stiffens the torsional
flex of the board. With
high wax absorption the
Sintered 7500 base
permits high-speed
riding. Not only does it
look amazing but the
Bamboo Wood Veneer also
adds strength and
enhances the boards flex.
Multi layer Dampening
makes the board more
stable by reducing
high-frequency vibrations
that cause the board to
chatter on hard snow.
Found on every single
Endeavour snowboard is a
Negative Core Profile.
Slightly profiled between
your feet, this feature
reduces weight and allows
the board to flex more
naturally and freely. The
ABS sidewalls are
stitched in place by what
looks like fishing line.
Stitched Sidewalls
drastically increase the
level of strength and
durability. Tapered,
directional, and with a
stiff flex, the Next is
built to handle your
‘next’ big line.
Sketchy couloirs, icy
faces and deep-filled
powder bowls. It’s
certainly not one for
beginners, but if you
venture under the piste
ropes or hike for your
turns, then you will
appreciate the
performance that this
high-end board provides.
On a side note, the
direct printed bamboo
veneer topsheet looks
amazing. Is it for me? If
your riding has stepped
up a notch and you’re
increasingly looking for
more challenging off
piste terrain, or
venturing into the
backcountry, then it’s
time to get a board that
is designed for the job
in hand, like the Next
is.
Availability: In Stock
£168.95
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Thanks to Volkls
Ultralight core and
topsheet technologies,
the Squad Prime is
extremely light and
nimble, which is ideal
given that this board was
made for spinning. High
end features such as
carbon inserts, advanced
dampening technologies
and wooden sidewalls give
this board great pop,
while retaining
consistency throughout
the flex pattern of the
board. Traditional camber
profile will suit expert
riders by offering
unmatched pop, and
fantastic hardpack edge
hold. A slightly higher
rise in the nose than the
tail will provide good
float in powder, opening
the Squad Prime up to the
major leagues of
backcountry booters.
SPECIFICATION
Construction: Pro Camber
Profile, True Twin
Sidecut, Ultra Light
Wood Core, Ultra Light
Topsheet with Partial
Grip Lacquer, Horror
Shock Absorber, Wooden
Sidewalls with TPU
dampening, POP 3.0
carbon weave, Sintered
Base Length: 158cm
Running length: 123.5cm
Waist width: 25.6cm
Sidecut radius: 7.93m
(average) Setback:
Centred Flex: 8
FEATURES Pro Camber –
This is a traditional
snowboard profile, with
the camber section of the
board running from the
tip, all the way to the
tail, with no rocker
sections at all. This
effectively means that
the whole board is
constantly preloaded and
ready to react to our
every input. Camber
boards can be a little
more challenging to ride
in difficult conditions,
but unmatched edge hold
(no matter what you hear)
and real ‘pop’ from
your ollies is the
reward. True Twin Tip
Freestyle Sidecut – A
fairly narrow sidecut
radius and short
effective edge. Identical
sidecut and flex patterns
at the nose and tail,
give a predictable and
controllable ride when
riding switch or regular.
A lively, yet forgiving
ride is achieved. As with
all Volkl snowboard
sidecuts, multiple radii
are blended together to
produce an extremely
controlled turn,
allowing slight pressure
changes to alter your
turn radius, without
having to drastically
alter body position.
The Ultralight Poplar
Woodcore represents a 20%
weight saving over the
already pretty light
classic wood core.
Generally used in
combination with carbon
stringers, axial weaves
and various other
flex/stiffness tuning
additives to produce a
super light weight high
performance board.
Volkl’s thinnest
topsheet yet. The
Ultralight Topsheet, at
just 0.3mm thick is super
light. Everyone could
benefit from a bit of
weight shaving.
Sections of the topsheet
lacquer are impregnated
with coarse, or fine
grains, this Partial
Grip Lacquer add grip
and a very visually
stimulating graphical
design. Horror Shock
Absorbers are H shaped
hardwood inserts in the
binding areas. They
absorb the shock and
vibrations from the
board, reducing the
amount that reaches your
bindings. They also add
overall strength and
durability to the board,
while enhancing the pop.
Wooden Sidewalls with
TPU Dampening – Several
different plys of Armor
wood above a layer of
shock absorbing thermal
poly urethane. This not
only looks stunning,
but achieve a more
consistent flex pattern
than ABS sidewalls POP
3.0 feature 3 full length
strips of carbon. One
running the length of the
board from tip to tail,
with the other two
running the length of the
Availability: In Stock
£235.00
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With so many fancy and
complicated
‘Reverse-Triple-Camber-Banana-Rocker-Profiles’
available, and each one
claiming to have found
the ‘sweet spot’, a
common complaint often
heard from real
snowboarders, is that
they just want a normal
snowboard. Like the one
they learned on. Like the
one you learned on, and
like the one I learned
on. Traditional camber,
regular edges, ptex on
the bottom, and fittings
to attach a left and a
right binding. Oh and
it has to be well made,
stable, comfortable and
responsive, and maybe
some nice stripped
graphics that suggest
discerning taste and a
lack of interest in
conforming to the latest
cool kid trend.
Specification:
Construction: 100% Poplar
wood core, Traditional
camber profile, Carbon
beam stringers, HMC
Extruded base, dual
radius sidecut
Length:159cm Running
Length: 124.5cm Waist
Width: 24.9 cm Sidecut
Radius: 7.9m Setback:
1.5cm Flex 1-10 (10 is
stiffest): 7 * Base
colour may vary - Blue on
White/ White on Blue
alternating bases
Features: The Full
Poplar Wood Core is
responsive and reliable,
irregularities and knots
will not make it passed
the Capita QC team so you
can rest assured that the
flex is uniform and
consistent along the
whole board. Traditional
Camber works. By placing
the length of the board
between your inserts
under continual pressure,
the board is always
preloaded and ready to
react to your every
input. HMC (High
Molecular Composition)
Extruded Bases are
denser, stronger and
more abrasive resistant
than regular extruded
bases. Carbon Rods
reinforce the length of
the board to improve
stability and
responsiveness while
maintaining flexibility
and torsional flexibility
of the board, extending
the lifespan of the core
in the process. I love
‘traditional camber’
boards (I own 3). In
fact I am not a fan of
the term
‘Traditional’ as I
think that there is as
much place for this shape
profile now, as there
has ever been. I would
rather think of it as
‘Original’ camber.
Super responsive and
predictable, pops like a
dream (ollie over any one
of the countless Lib Tech
sheep posing at the side
of the park smoking
expensive French
cigarettes and feel
smug). Now I know they
may require a little more
input to ride in powder,
and yes, there is more
chance of catching an
edge than on a U shaped
‘super-mega-awesome-rocker’
board, but that’s
because you actually have
decent edge hold. So if
you want to feel like
you’re riding the
mountain, not just
sliding down it, get
yourself back on a Normal
Ass Snowboard.....
Availability: In Stock
£158.10
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The Air is an extremely
stable snowboard due to
the classic camber
profile and the heavy
duty core. At an
incredibly reasonable
price it makes sense to
own your own board if you
have been renting until
now. Specification:
Profile: Camber Running
length: 1160mm Waist
width: 147mm Sidecut
radius: 7, 7 Setback:
25mm Flex: Mid-stif
(Specification based on
the 154cm board)
Features: Classic Camber
is the best profile shape
for edge hold and pop,
meaning that the board is
very stable throughout
the turn, at high speeds
and great for getting
maximum height when
jumping. A consistent
flex pattern and
excellent durability is
offered with the G50
Heavy Duty Core. High
quality Biaxial
Hardglass. Slim tips at
the nose and tail reduce
swing weight. F 1500
Durabase is durable and
easy to maintain. Is
it for me? An ideal first
board for someone that
has had some experience
of snowboarding and is
looking to own their own
board, rather than hire
one. Riding the same
snowboard every time and
having it set up exactly
to your requirements is a
real advantage over
hiring.
Availability: In Stock
£125.00
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