Signal Omni Series Snowboard - Wide

Signal Omni Series Snowboard - Wide
ONE OF THE TOP TEN SNOWBOARD 2012 

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Product Features

• Length: 156 cm, 162 cm
• Shape: directional twin
• Flex: medium
• Camber: hybrid (Omni Wavelengths)
• Sidewalls:
• Effective Edge: [156 cm ] 1180 mm; [162 cm ] 1240 mm
• Waist Width: [156 cm ] 255 mm; [162 cm ] 262 mm
• Sidecut Radius: [156 cm ] 7.6 / 7.2 m; [162 cm ] 8.0 / 7.6 m
• Stance Width: [156 cm] 21.26 - 25.98 in; [162 cm] 22.05 - 26.77 in
• Stance Setback:
• Core: poplar
• Base: sintered
• Recommended Rider Weight:
• Recommended Use: all-mountain
• Manufacturer Warranty:

Signal’s stab with the camber/rocker hybrid profile is really a winner. If you’re looking for any snowboard to rip for the groomers and jib and bonk over the park, there aren’t many compared to the Omni. A blend of triaxial and biaxial glass surrounds the core and carbon torsion rods make sure the Omni can handle laid out hand dragging carves while the rockered nose and rail provide float in powder along with a buttery smooth forgiveness, great for tearing up boxes and rails. Signal owner Dave Lee’s board of choice.

The Signal Omni Series Wide Snowboard is not a plank or possibly a flimsy, full-rocker ride that's incompetent at supporting your big stature. The wider version of Signal Snowboards' Omni series board features an insanely versatile mixture of camber and rocker to permit your brain cells flow from the mind, with the board, and directly to the snow (or steel railing) upon which you shred.

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Manufacturer's Description:

The OMNI WAVELENGTH is all things to all mountain riders! Rocker and camber blended together create Wavelength technology, exclusive to Signal. You will never bury your nose in powder again.
The Omni has camber between your feet and rocker from your feet out to the tip and tail. The rocker keeps your nose up in powder while the camber provides edge control while you carve. The two meet at a transition point, providing an additional contact point that engages even before the edge. And the fact that the rocker starts at your bindings means that you have less surface area on the snow and, therefore, a faster board!
The Omni is both a directional and a twin board. It’s directional in the sense that the nose is longer than the tail. And it’s twin in the sense that the tip and tail widths are identical as well as the fact that the radial sidecut meets at the center of the board.
These boards are built with full-length poplar cores with triaxial glass on the top and biaxial glass on the bottom, Durasurf sintered base material, matte urethane 4160 tops, and carbon torsion bars.
The 159 OMNI is also available in a special Dave Colorway. That’s the size Dave rides.The board has the same geometry as the standard OMNI 159, you just get two colorways in this size; something extra for Dave and you. Ride the Wavelength!