Our classic camber snowboards have 15 mm of camber underneath. It offers a very good edge control. The camber shape provides precision turning on finely groomed runs of hard-packed snow but also offers increased hold in the half pipe as it can bend with the curvature of the ramp walls. The unique shape of the camber snowboard has the ability to absorb the landing impact of high-altitude tricks.

Micro camber between the bindings, with rocker in the tip and tail from the bindings out. One of the key advantages this board profile is its advanced performance on slopes that are covered with freshly fallen snow. The unique shape of our 3-Stage Rocker design permits the snowboard to rock back and forth during jibbing tricks but it’s also great for beginners as it helps prevent you from catching an edge.

Flat section between the bindings, with rocker in the tip and tail from the bindings out. The flat part of the board offers better edge grip than rocker and better maneuverability than camber. The rocker sections bring the tip and tail up and off the snow, shortening the contact length of the edges and making turns easier. Your ride becomes more nimble and maneuverable. You can slash the snow, slide sideways to scrub speed, smear and butter turns.

Flat, also called zero camber, combines the benefits of both – rocker and camber. It makes easy transitions, with better edge grip than rocker and better maneuverability than camber. It’s a versatile option, super stable for riding rails, due to the flat surface between the bindings. It requires less ollie force to get it in the air compared to a traditional board.

There are many benefits of riding a full rocker. The contact points raise above the snow and make the board less likely to catch an edge. The board feels more forgiving and pivots easily. Turn initiations are smoother and powder floatation is enhanced. Full rockers are also great for freestyling and super stable for riding rails. They boost the playful feel and make pressing and jibbing easy.

It’s a good choice for those riders who like the best of both worlds. Reverse camber between the feet keep it loose, playful and floaty, while positive camber in the nose and tail deliver a ton of pop and stability and edge hold. Camrocam offers great float in powder and a catch-free freestyle performance. It feels more like a rockered board than a cambered board when you ride it.

It offers great ollie-pop, is more forgiving than the classic camber profile and allows quick and grippy edge-to-edge turns.