It’s official: the Ride Society Snowboard is the new fav! REAL Glass and Carbon Array 5 team up for unimaginable pop, and the 85A SlimewallsTM keep it super smooth. As the go-to board for Mikey LeBlanc and J.J. Thomas, we suggest you try the Ride Society out for yourself…we promise you won’t regret it. If you’re looking for the pinnacle of progressive performance and enough flex and mobility to turn any terrain on the mountain into your own personal park, look no further than the swanky Ride Society Snowboard.
85A SlimewallsTM — Skate inspired Urethane sidewall technology, Forgiving, ductile & smooth, Absorbs impact rather than defending against it Carbon Array 5 — Rider input is focused towards contacts in all stance positions through 5 rays
Aggression Tuned CoreTM — Urethane sandwiched Carbon, Double the amount of Urethane, Balances the high frequency of Carbon, Kills vibration across the core Cleave Edge — Single piece of steel that wraps the entire perimeter of your board for the best delam protection around; Made with 50% more steel, Delivers unmatched resistance to edge cracking, Can be detuned to larger radii
REAL Hybrid Glass — Aramid, Carbon and Glass 90° fibers, 45° / -45° Glass, Ultra light, Damp snap Linear Carbon Laminates — Power distribution technology designed to enhance Rider response; Carbon is used to increase pop and liveliness with the added benefit of strength, giving you more snap for ollie power!
Fusion 4000 Sintered Base — Fastest base material known (sintered), More durable, harder and faster than extruded 2x4 Inserts
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