SDRAOBSGNDNSTOOBSDAEHERUTUFSGABLATNERGraphene is a 2D material and one of the strongest and lightest materials on the planet.Deploying this material according to the characteristics of the board further raises the potential of the board, and the lightweight gear that demonstrates high performance helps you enjoy more time on the snow.By focusing on the essentials, the hexagonal core, which has succeeded in providing something that is lightweight yet satisfying in terms of performance and design, maintains strength while reducing the weight of the board.BOARD TRIAXIAL FIBER This fiberglass construction has an additional 45° layer that not only provides the best torsional properties, but also distributes power evenly across the board.As a result, the EXTRUDED BASE, which provides a very smooth and stable support feeling, has the characteristics of high gliding performance, durability, and easy maintenance.It is formed by thermal bonding of fine polyethylene particles.Compared to sintered bases, wax permeability is low, but durability is high BASESINTERED BASE sintered bases have excellent wax permeability and have high sliding properties and durability.Since the base material is formed by bonding polyethylene particles under pressure, the density of the molecules is high.This process creates fine gaps, so COREGRAPHENETECHNOLOGYFAST IN HOOKS, which has the property of allowing wax to easily penetrate, is deployed in the nose and tail. LIGHTWEIGHT WOOD CORE Creates a strong, responsive and long-lasting board.Our new core design uses lightweight wood.Designed to save weight and create a strong, long-lasting board, the TORSIONAL WAIST tapered waist makes the hybrid camber board extremely flexible, resulting in playfulness and suppleness when skating at low speeds.The combination of a flat section in the center and camber under the bindings gives you control and stability when you're going fast.Tail cutout provides buoyancy and agility for surf feeling IIBBOARDSHOW TO SETUP YOUR SPLITBOARDHOW TO CHANGE THE MODESPLITBOARD VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS
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