What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:“I put the Standard through groomers, late-day chop, and a few soft pockets. The Directional Volume Twin feel tracks confidently at speed, and MidBite gives that locked-in edge without feeling twitchy. It’s quick edge-to-edge for a wider board and still super predictable riding switch—an easy daily driver when I want one board for the whole mountain.”Who It’s ForProgressing Intermediates to Advanced All-Mountain Riders:Ideal for riders who want a stable, confidence-building deck that carves hardpack, handles speed, and stays playful enough for side hits and switch laps. If you’re after one board to cover most resort days, this is it. What It’s ForAll-Mountain Riding with Directional Twin Versatility:Built for carving groomers, blasting through variable snow, and exploring the whole resort. The directional twin platform keeps things stable forward while staying natural in switch, and the MidBite outline sharpens response on firm days. Why We Like ItEdge Hold, Stability, and Everyday Ease:The sintered base stays fast with regular waxing, the poplar/paulownia core balances strength and weight, and triax fiberglass adds composure without making the flex harsh. Paired with the MidBite outline, it grips when it’s slick and stays friendly everywhere else.
Price: $579.95 from Backcountry
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