Unity Snowboard Reviews

All-mountain capability served up for the ladies out there. With Triaxial glass, a deep sidecut and carbon stringers the Virgo provides the perfect platform for advanced and progressive female freestylers who want to kill it in the pipe and off the kickers the boys are hitting but still have a board that’ll ride like a dream on powder mornings.

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Unity’s first foray into the reverse camber market, the aptly named Reverse packs all the features you’d expect from a manufacturer like Unity including a high grade sintered base and tip to tail laminated wood core. The reverse camber provides plenty of float in the deep stuff despite the centred stance, and a super easy loose and buttery feel on the mountain.

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All the usual Unity goodness softened up and centred to create a jibbing sensation. A couple of seasons making The Origin means that 2010’s model has been beefed up with wood veneer impact pads under the bindings to prevent damage from heavy landings on kickers and rails.

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Space age materials make the Unity ULS a whole pound lighter than the rest of the range and seriously damp underfoot. Incredible pop and telepathic response, the Ultra Light Series is a board for experienced all-mountain freestylers.

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There’s one word to describe the Unity Pride..‘Versatile’! Freestyle all over the mountain, with plenty of grip from the carbon wrap reinforcement, a directional shape and a deep sidecut the Pride is perfect for aggresive freestyle riders who want one board to ride everything.

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