Endeavor Next Series - 2012

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.

Manufacturer's Description:

Straight out of the plastic, this board rails hard. The torsional stiffness and nice even radius holds it down in the chop and has good pop for some quick action airtime. It’s nice to get on a brand new board and not have to train your legs for new gear.

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