Salomon Lotus 2024

The 2024 Salomon Lotus is the perfect first board for any new and eager to learn snowboarder. Whether you’re looking to ditch the rental gear and tackle new terrain or progress from the beginner slopes to black runs quicker, this board has you covered. Featuring Flat Out camber, a directional twin shape, soft flex and Bite Free Edges, you can shred with confidence and creativity with little fear of consequence. 

Rider Level: Beginner

Board Type: All Mountain

Camber Type: Flat Out Camber

A flat camber profile contact point to contact point with loaded camber underfoot, giving you the forgiving benefits of flat camber with extra pop, stability, and response.

Flex: 2/10 (1 = soft, 10 = stiff)

A soft, forgiving flex for easy turns and low consequence progression.

Shape: Directional Twin

This board rides like a true twin but has a setback stance for extra nose float and a more precise ride going forwards.

Radial Sidecut – A traditional curved sidecut for predictable and consistent response.

Core: Aspen

A full Aspen wood core.

BA LD Glass – The use of low density fibreglass in this board gives this board a playful feel with more torsional flex and less weight.

Base: Extruded

A durable base that requires little maintenance.

Mounting Pattern: 4×4 Inserts

Additional Features:

ABS Sidewalls – Tough yet shock-absorbing, these sidewalls promote energy transfer and reduce the impact from chatter and hard landings.

Bite Free Edges – Pre-tuned edges for minimum catch.

 

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SIZE CHART

Size (cm)	Waist Width (mm)	Effective Edge (cm)	Nose/Tail Width (cm)	Recommended Rider Weight (kg)
135	233	99	27.6	30-50
138	235	102	27.8	35-60
142	239	106.5	28.3	35-60
146	243	110	28.8	45-65
151	245	114.5	29.0	55-70
155	246	117.5	29.2	60-75+

 

Not sure which size to get? Check out our snowboard size chart here.

Not sure if you need a wide board or not? Find out here.

Want to find out about snowboard cambers and shapes? Click here.

Want to find out about different types of snowboard edges (magne-traction)? Click here.

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