Warp

Aggressive all-mountain slayer

Being asymmetrical, the Warp features two distinctly different side-profiles on the toe and heel edges. The toe-side edge is longer with a larger radius for more grip, making use of the power of a toe-side turn and laying down trenches. The heel-side is shorter and tighter, tailor-made to make up for the difference of pressure that can be achieved off the heels, making for tighter, more effortless heel-side turns with greater grip.

Strap in and hold on.

This board runs wide in the nose and waist with a healthy amount of taper, creating loads of volume shifted surface area for bottomless powder days. It features a camber dominate profile with flat to early rise transitions in the tip and tail. The placement of the flat-to-early-rise transitions in the the nose allow the Warp to ride well switch (for being directional).

It has a stiff, low-profile nose enhancing transitions in powder and making for a smoother, more stable ride through chunder. Built with a fairly uniform flex pattern from tip to under foot, and a little extra snap in the tail. The stance is setback over the total length with a slight setback between sidecuts as well.