Description
This mid-length board gives those soulful, longer, more drawn-out turns that may be difficult to find otherwise. Its soft-medium flex in the longer length allows for the board to be very responsive and maneuverable. A shorter effective edge and narrower waist helps provide nimble ride and easy turn initiation and transition, feeling much shorter than its overall 175 length. The three suggested binding settings are meant to replicate different surf styles, making this an extremely unique board. Setting A: A traditional feel that anyone can have fun with. Setting B: A narrower stance with more torsional foot control for quick and responsive turns. Setting C: For the nose rider. With a longer tail that carries less weight, this setting is similar to riding a shortboard; surfy but torsionally responsive. From graceful cruising to power turns off the bottom, this board does it all.
SNOWSURF CAMBER
Compared with the traditional directional camber, the peak of the camber sits closer to the front foot, providing a quicker response and replicating front-foot surfing on the mountains.
Shape: Naoto Kotsugai
Length: 1750 mm
Running Length: 825 mm
Effective Edge: 1180 mm
Sidecut Radius: 9200/8500 mm
Nose Width: 302 mm
Waist Width: 262 mm
Tail Width: 285 mm
Stance Width: A 520/B 440/C 480 mm
Set Back: -72 mm
Profile: Snowsurf Camber
This mid-length board gives those soulful, longer, more drawn-out turns that may be difficult to find otherwise. Its soft-medium flex in the longer length allows for the board to be very responsive and maneuverable. A shorter effective edge and narrower waist helps provide nimble ride and easy turn initiation and transition, feeling much shorter than its overall 175 length. The three suggested binding settings are meant to replicate different surf styles, making this an extremely unique board. Setting A: A traditional feel that anyone can have fun with. Setting B: A narrower stance with more torsional foot control for quick and responsive turns. Setting C: For those rose rider. With a longer tail that carries less weight, this setting is similar to riding a shortboard; surfy but torsionally responsive. From graceful cruising to power turns off the bottom, this board does it all.
SNOWSURF CAMBER
Compared with the traditional directional camber, the peak of the camber sits closer to the front foot, providing a quicker response and replicating front-foot surfing on the mountains.
