Are all these rocker, reverse, zero camber profiles getting confusing? Wouldn’t it be refreshing is someone just made a Normal Ass Snowboard? Well the NAS is exactly that. With camber findings its way back into most snowboard ranges in one form or another it’s refreshing to be able to buy a new board that offers all of the benefits of simple, traditional camber. Unmatched power, stability & pop Specification: Profile: Traditional camber Running length: 1245 Waist
Width: 24.90 Sidecut radius: 8.50 – 7.90 Setback: 0.5 inches Flex (1 soft, 10 stiff): 7 (Specification based on the 159cm board)
Features: Traditional Camber provides the ultimate in pop & high speed stability. This tried & tested profile increases the amount of the snowboards edge that is in contact with the snow & provides more power through to your nose & tail. Made with a single species of poplar grain the RFC Sustainable Core extends from edge to edge & tip to tail. The wood grain has no knots or finger joints either which helps ensure a completely uniform flex pattern throughout the board. In addition they have been re-forestation certified offering a sustainable alternative without sacrificing on performance. Kevlar is one of the strongest & most durable materials available & carbon remains one of the most responsive & lightweight. The combined use of Kevlar & carbon in the 2x 20mm Carbon + Kevlar Beams that run from just before the nose to just before the tail provides the optimum in performance & reliability. Special Blend EVO Tech Fibreglass Configuration is a more environmentally friendly manufacturing process that requires less energy consumption & yields higher technical properties. To improve durability in key break zones Black Fleece is used. This black glass increases strength & reduces the chance of board failure. Sintered bases absorb the highest amount of wax which provides extended periods of high speed riding. The Wax Infused Rotation Sintered Speed Base is used on the top end of the Capita range ensuring you go faster for longer. Like lots of people, I learnt to snowboard on a camber snowboard. I appreciate all of the new profiles that are now on the market but I will always have a camber board in my collection. There is nothing more suitable for super quick edge changes & sold carved turns on corduroy piste. That’s the reason the NAS was one of the first boards on our order form. Is it for me? It’s ideal if you feel a little unsatisfied after switching to a rocker or hybrid profile & want it to be the way it used to be. Also a great choice if you are looking for a board that provides excellent edge hold & is capable of out & out charging.