¥141,818
Your personalised board comes with your name printed into the topsheet graphic. A one-off board that connects you to the snow. The iD series feature black carbon 7515 sintered bases. When it comes to speed, we make no compromises.
| Board size | Weight Range | Running Length | Nose Width | Tail Width | Waist Width | Sidecut | Stance Location | Stance Width |
| 137cm | 40kgs - 75kgs | 904mm | 295mm | 280mm | 252mm | 5.8m | -30mm | 510mm |
| 147cm | 60kgs - 95kgs | 970mm | 315mm | 300mm | 269mm | 6.1m | -30mm | 560mm |
| 150cm | 70kgs - 110kgs+ | 990mm | 322mm | 307mm | 272mm | 6.3m | -30mm | 560mm |
A short-wide shape engineered for maximum float and playfulness. The Sea Biscuit’s extra width makes pow landings easy, whilst a healthy side-cut encourages tight arcs and powerful slashes.
Recommended to downsize 5-10cm from your standard all mountain board.
Size: 137cm, 147cm, 150cm
Camber: Traditional
Shape: Directional Short + Wide
Taper: 15mm
Flex: Medium
Setback: Centred over effective edge. 30mm overall.Â
Core: Paulownia with Mountain Ash Stringers
Fibreglass: Triaxial
Base: Carbon Sintered 7515
Features: Power Chords, SuppleREZ, Innegra Insert Retention, 3D Urethane Dampening, ABS Sidewall, Full Wrap Steel Edge, Hand Finished Gallium Waxed
Warranty: 1 Year Warranty
| Board size | Weight Range | Running Length | Nose Width | Tail Width | Waist Width | Sidecut | Stance Location | Stance Width |
| 137cm | 40kgs - 75kgs | 904mm | 295mm | 280mm | 252mm | 5.8m | -30mm | 510mm |
| 147cm | 60kgs - 95kgs | 970mm | 315mm | 300mm | 269mm | 6.1m | -30mm | 560mm |
| 150cm | 70kgs - 110kgs+ | 990mm | 322mm | 307mm | 272mm | 6.3m | -30mm | 560mm |
Power Chords are pre-tensioned carbon tow, that target the most critical sections of the board to give the rider greater control and stability when turning and landing, whilst improving durability.
Power Chords:
A specially formulated Japanese resin with unique mechanical properties that promote a more supple flex, without an increase in flex fatigue. Poppy but smooth. The perfect blend.
Resin:
Urethane is the most shock-absorbing shear layer that can be used between edge and sidewall currently available. It significantly reduces vibrations and helps to strengthen critical bond zones.
Urethane:
Innegra is a super strong ultra light composite that can dissipate a tremendous amount of energy and vibration. This makes it the perfect composite to improve insert retention and ride smoothness.
Innegra:
Carbon sintered 7515 Ultra-High-Molecular-Weight Polyethylene bases absorb more wax and finish smoother than every other clear base on the market. This is the fastest base in its class.
Base:
High-strength, durable, full wrap steel edges that stay sharp and keep your board protected. A perfect balance of thickness/durability versus weight/feel.
Edge:
This top-quality ABS thermoplastic sidewall has high impact strength under low temp conditions. No matter how cold it gets these sidewalls will withstand any impact.
Sidewall:
Our perfectly balanced glass is woven from high-quality fine-strand tow that ensures board strength, a perfect bond and a consistent longitudinal and torsional flex patterns throughout the board.
Fibreglass:
Fullwood-core construction using vertically laminated high-grade Paulownia with 4 x Mountain Ash stringers that ensure pop, liveliness and superior insert retention.
Core:
A high-quality friction and temperature stable polyamide, that offers the best in stress endurance and wear performance. Expect lasting colour and less chipping in your top sheet.
Topsheet:
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