Endeavor Next Series - 2011
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.
Manufacturer's Description:
A unique shape and aggressive construction.
Urban styling takes on supernatural B.C. with the ultimate freeride snowboard.
Not for the beginner or slow poke on the hill, the Next is our new take on freestyle. Definitely our most unique board in the line because of the blunted high profile nose and slight taper, this board performs like no other at extremely high speeds and expert terrain.
Recommended for halfpipe riding.
Recommended for freeride riding.
Recommended for big mountain riding.
High cost $
Camber Construction.
Freeride Specific.
Year: 2011
Available Lengths (cm):
154, 157, 159, 162
Riding Style: Freeride
Specifications:
Directional Freeride Snowboard with slight taper
Stiff Flex Rating = 9/10
Extremely fast Sintered 7500 base, factory waxed
Aggressive sidecut for quick turns
10 Tip-To-Tail Carbon Stringers for “POP”
Eco Bamboo Topsheet
24.5” maximum stance width
Poplar Tip-To-Tail Wood Core
Similar boards: K2 Gyrator - 2011 Bataleon Omni - 2011 Imperium Goddess - 2011 Palmer Honeycomb - 2011
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