Endeavor Guerilla Series - 2013

Like Endeavor’s female focused ride the Boyfriend, the Guerilla Series gets a complete redesign for 2013. In previous years the Guerilla was a cambered directional snowboard, and actually a board that we rated extremely highly for broad all-mountain riding. The new Guerilla might have very little resemblance to the Guerilla of previous years but even in its new form its onus is on providing a progressive riding experience for beginners through to advanced snowboarders on a budget all over the mountain. The new early rise hybrid camber profile means that the new twin shape can be ridden in all snow conditions. Endeavor has also been scouting materials suppliers for a higher performance glass which they’ve included in the Endeavor Guerilla’s construction.

Manufacturer's Description:

Multi-Cambered Perfection

Completely redesigned for 2013, the Guerilla is the perfect board for the rider who wants the ultimate freestyle board at a price that will leave them with enough cash to buy lift tickets. Take the Guerilla in the park, take it on the groomers, take it in the trees or take it in the pow. The forgiving flex, smooth blend zones and moustache style camber profile makes it one of the most versatile boards in the Endeavor line.

Multi-Cambered Twin: This geometry has a traditional camber between the bindings for Pop and a 3mm rise of reverse camber out to the contact points for a fun, float in soft snow and a hook-free ride. Combined with a symmetrical shape that will help you balance when riding regular or switch, this board will always perform well in all conditions.

Biax 2 Fiberglass: The same 0 degree and 90 degree laminates as the regular Biax, only in a tighter and more high-end weave that creates a significant increase in performance.

Extruded 1320 Base: This base material is easy to repair and comes with a fast factory wax. Great for printing and requires very little maintenance.