Prior Brandywine - 2010

Quick
stats: Recommended for park riding.

Ladies looking for a well-built all-mountain snowboard to take their riding to the backcountry and bigger features in the park need look no further. Stable at high speeds through variable snow conditions, responsive when pushed to the limit and perfect for those bigger transitions in the park. If you fancy leaving the boys behind in your wake then the Brandywine could be the board for you.

Manufacturer's Description:

Entering its sophomore year the Brandywine has been refined to provide a silky smooth, stable ride for women who want to rip all over the mountain in all conditions. Built with the very best ingredients, the Brandywine is designed for women who are serious about snowboarding and want the best all-ride board they can get. The Brandywine is named after a well-known, horseshoe shaped waterfall located ten minutes from the Prior factory. We like the falls….we also like Brandy and Wine too.

Best for - Big mountain powder, groomers, trees, park and pipe - the Brandywine is an all-mountain, all-ride board.

Rider type - Women of all abilities who want to ride their best (also great for lighter men with small feet).

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Year: 2010

Available Lengths (cm):
147, 150, 153, 156

Riding Style:
Freeride

Specifications:

• Sandwich construction
• Wood core – tip to tail, vertically laminated Aspen with Maple hardwood stringers along each side
• Full wrap Rockwell 48 hardness steel edges
• 6mm stainless steel inserts
• Two layers of 21oz triaxial weave fiberglass with interwoven longitudinal 10 count carbon stringer in center.
• Shatterproof UHMW sidewalls – 22 degree bevel
• Epoxy resin
• Rubber foil dampening
• Back-printed nylon topsheet
• UHMW sintered diecut base with speed polish finish (Note: all black base material is graphite)
• Handcrafted in Whistler, Canada

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