Never Summer Snowboard Reviews

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For non-stop park domination with the odd straight-line blast thrown in, look no further than the Never Summer Evo-R. A softer and more direct feel than the SL-R, but still far stiffer and more responsive than your average park snowboard.

Read full Snowboard Review team review of the 2010 Evo-R Snowboard.

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Much like the SL-R but for the lovely ladies out there! The Never Summer Infinity has more bells and whistles than a Mod’s scooter in a softer narrower deck. And oh yeah… I forgot to mention that there’s a 3 year waranty and the extremely exciting R.C. camber / rocker hybrid technology.

Read full review of the 2010 Infinity Snowboard.

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A freeride legend, the Never Summer Heritage has been dominating the freeride market-place for years. Trawl the web you won’t find a bad review! A similar flex to the SL-R but with less damping and a slighly tighter sidecut.

Read full review of the 2010 Heritage-R Snowboard.

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An all-mountain freestyle board with medium flex and moderate damping. The Never Summer SL-R is for hitting everything from park to powder and packs the R.C. technology for a less catchy and super poppy ride. Don’t forget Never Summer’s 3 year warranty.

Read full review of the 2010 SL-R Snowboard.

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Featuring Never Summer’s R.C. technology (Rocker & Camber), the premier is designed to take care of all of your freeride and big mountain needs. A damp ride with a medium/stiff flex the Premier will navigate anything you can throw at it with finesse and power!

Read full review of the 2010 Premier F1-R Snowboard.

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An exclusive big mountain / freeride snowboard from the legendary Never Summer brand. One of the only boards in the Never Summer range not to feature the patented R.C. technology (rocker/camber hybrid), the Titan is still a match for any mountain with strategically placed carbon reinforcement and pretensioned fibre glass. Available in limited quantities so don’t dealy.

Read full review of the 2010 Titan & Titan TX Snowboard.