Salomon Pulse 2022

The 2022 Salomon Pulse is one of the best first-boards on the market. This super easy-riding board is perfect for the beginner rider looking to step off rental boards and step up their game. Featuring a soft, playful flex, a forgiving camber profile, and a low-maintenance base, the Pulse is an easy choice for someone who wants to branch out into new terrain.

 

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 (Soft)

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 FSC Certified 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)
142	239	106.5	28.3	35-55
145	243	110	28.8	40-60
149	244	113	29.0	50-65
152	247	114.5	29.2	52-70
156	251	117.5	29.6	55-75
160	256	121	30.0	60-90
163	259	123	30.3	65+
158 Wide	260	119.5	30.6	60+
162 Wide	265	123.5	30.9	65+

 

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

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