While people are symmetrical for the most part from left to right, they are not at all asymmetrical from the front to the back. Hence the reason why the asymmetrical snowboard since turning heel side is much harder than turning toe side. Hence this snowboard helps you to the natural overcome the physiological asymmetry. The asymmetric sidecut has a shorter and a deeper heel sidecut that is more pronounced.
Not only does this provide balance, but also gives you more intuitive and natural body control while engaging on the snowboard’s heel side edge.
Due to the typical precision of toe side turns and the tightness of the radius, we came up with the PC159 that has a softer core underneath the heels, to allow the rider to be able to flex the board more using the heel side, to get a tighter, precise, natural turn feeling.
Whether you take this to the park, or intend to lay down trench digger turns on groomers, this asymmetric twin tip (symmetrical end to end) will unleash your riding.
PC 159
Length | 159cm |
Nose width | 305mm |
Waist Width | 255mm |
Tail Width | 305mm |
Effective Edge Toeside | 1310mm |
Effective Edge Heelside |
1300mm |
End Length | 290 | 270 mm |
Toeside Rocker | 47mm |
Heelside Rocker | 44mm |
Camber | 11mm |
Stance Max | 630mm |
Stance Min | 505mm |
Insert offset | 0mm |
Special | Asymmetrical |
TECHNOLOGY
Core | Sycamore |
Lamination | Tri-ax fiberglass |
Resign | Epoxy |
Base | Sintered |
Damping | No |