Endeavor Snowboard Reviews

The Endeavor Live Series dependable all-mountain twin tip with bombproof construction, a lively flex and sidecut combination and the usual handsome looks you expect from Endeavor. Available with rocker or camber depending on how old school you are.

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Completely redesigned for the 2011/12 season the new Endeavor Board of Directors is a lively, medium/soft true twin freestyle stick with more tricks up its sleeve than David Copperfield.

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If we were judging snowboard on their graphics, the High5 would be a winner again, for the third year in a row. Computer games concept artist Derek Stenning killed the High5 graphics last year with the iconic Cosmonauts series and this year his Military Patches themed work is equally exciting… somebody please buy the man a beer! Besides its stunning exterior the High5 packs a lot of features and top level performance between its base and topsheet. Conventional triaxial fibreglass has been replaced with Basalt fibres, changing the feel of the board and reducing the weight. The flat kicks allow Endeavor to increase the effective edge of the High5 by a couple of centimetres, giving you the opportunity size down a couple of centimetres on your usual board size without losing edge hold. Under the bindings is a new layer of rubber dampening improving stability and reducing vibrations on sketchy snow. The Endeavor High5 is a missile of a freestyle snowboard for advanced riders who focus on big park and pipe transitions and like to catch plenty of air.

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When I was a kid I would have died with excitement if my folks had bought me a Shorty Series. Available in nine lengths between 100cm and 145cm the Shorty Series is designed to be versatile and durable whilst not being an absolute sponge like most other grom’s boards.

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Endeavor build boards for Canadian mountains and so it wouldn’t be right for them to totally forget about their freeride clientele. The Next Series is Endeavor’s stiff directional freeride snowboard designed for steep faces, variable snow conditions and big drops. It has a stiff longitudinal and torsional flex from the bamboo topsheet, triaxial fibreglass and carbon stringers that run the length and then V in the tail for laying down back seat landings. The nose is elongated for improved float in powder and the board runs on a slick 7500 grade sintered base so your descents can reach terminal velocity. For those after something a little more forgiving, the 159 is available with a rocker profile too.

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Twin shaped with a soft flexing camber profile, the Endeavor Boyfriend is a great choice for experienced female riders who want a park specific ride but is an equally savvy choice for beginners who want a fun well priced board to learn on.

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I hear it said all of the time that brands aren’t building enough high performance snowboards for experienced female snowboarders. Well I think it’s more a case of women looking in the wrong places. Endeavor has been building the Diamond for years, it’s directional shape, sintered 7500 base and longer than average sidecut are perfect for high speed all-terrain assault. The triaxial fibreglass is there to keep pressure focused along the edge and into the snow and the carbon stringers are all about making the Diamond a lively and exciting snowboard to ride. Put that in your pipe and smoke it ladies.

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The Endeavor Guerilla is a surprisingly capable directional, cambered, all-mountain snowboard that will have intermediates tearing-up the mountain and expert riders wondering why they’ve spent so much on top of the range boards when a board that costs half the price rips just as hard.

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For those park rats or snowboarders looking for a jib board to add to their quiver, Endeavor’s buttery soft, twin shaped park and rail focused Color Series hits the proverbial nail on the head.

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The High 5 is like no other. By using Flat Kicks the High 5 has a longer effective edge than other boards of the same length; in other words if you size down a couple of centre meters for you freestyle board you’ll get the same grip that you would from your all mountain board. Perfect for advanced freestylers who like bigger jumps and halfpipe where edge grip is essential.

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Soft and flexy, the Color series is your smiley friend for taking to the park and laying-waste to rails and jibs. With an extruded base and snappy carbon stringers the Color is the board in the Endeavor line for committed park addicts

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The Guerrilla is Endeavor’s price point all-mountain snowboard, but don’t let the price mislead you. The Guerilla is seriously fun to ride, really capable on all types of terrain and on different snow conditions and looks like a million dollars. You can be confident that it is one of the best boards for the money on the market.

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Everyone has gone rocker mad! Endeavor like rocker but they know that there’s no replacing camber when it comes to top to bottom performance. With this in mind the RC series is designed to be a fun, buttery ride to help freestylers get their jib on and lay their skills down with smooth easy style. Endeavor’s rocker profile is very similar to Lib-Tech’s banana profile, with rocker between the feet and flat from the tips to the bindings. We love the very Cypress Hill graphic!

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Whistler is a mecca for backcountry freestylers, the enormous November dumps (last year 7m in November alone) heavy costal snowpack and incredibly varied terrain make Whistler unique. The guys at Endeavor have designed the Next Series to meet the demands of snowboards who want to ride powder in the morning and then fire off kickers all afternoon. Taper, a setback stance and a firm flex make the Next Series the ultimate board for charging in the pow.

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They say Diamonds are a girl’s best friend; one thing is for sure the Endeavor Diamond is no rock and you won’t have to put aside a month’s wage packet to pay for this snowboard.

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Endeavors best seller worldwide, the Live Series meets the needs of park riders who don’t want to be restricted to riding groomed transitions. 2011’s Live Series features a tasty lick of paint courtesy of Mr Jago.

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Ladies fear not, the design gods at Endeavor aren’t leaving you high and dry. They know how much you envy your Boyfriend’s Endeavor shred stick, so they’ve put together the best looking Boyfriend Series yet. Park design with the shape and spec to help the girls kick-it in the park.

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Not for the weak or the faint hearted, the Board of Directors has a serious reputation. With 10 carbon stringers along the length for uber pop and a 7500 grade sintered base, this board is designed for aggressive high speed snowboarding.

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The Roots Series is a softer ride for lighter riders but with carbon stringers for extra pop. The Roots has a centered stance and a twin shape resulting in a park and pipe specific deck. Limited availablity out of Japan, and probably one of the best looking boards of the season… well that’s our opinion anyway.

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The Next Series rockered brother, the RC delivers great float in powder and incredible response edge-to-edge in the deep stuff. A stunning board for killing it all over the mountain from park to pow. Probably a little heavy for light and feeble riders.

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The Diamond is a responsive torsionally stiffer ride for hitting bigger jumps and venturing out of bounds. A versatile directional ride with carbon reinforcement for holding an edge in critical circumstances.

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A softer flex and low profile tip and tail, make the Boyfriend enjoyable to jib about. Available as a rocker in the 148, which is even more playfull and forgiving for the girls. For girls who want to keep up with their Boyfriends in the park.

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The Endeavor Guerilla has a mellow sidecut and biaxial glass for a softer torsional flex and easy initiation into turns. The Guerrilla will help beginners and intermediate riders progress. The 160 has a longer nose and set-back stance for extra float in the deep stuff.

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Smaller sized boards for jibbing and technical spins onto rails, size up for slopestyle riding. The Endeavor Colour provides plenty of confidence for hitting rails, tables and hips. Also available with a rocker profile in 151cm.

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Endeavor’s all-mountain aggresive freestyle board, with plenty of carbon fibre to stiffen up the torsional flex and Quaruba an exotic african wood in the core to increase pop and reduce the weight. The Board of Directors is the board the big dogs at Endeavor ride so it can’t be bad!

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Flat Kick nose and tail for versatility in deeper snow and increased press-ability on boxes and rails. Carbon stringers and triaxial glass equip the High-5 for aggresive park domination. A no nonsence park board for advanced riders.

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