Weston Range

The Weston Range snowboard is the ideal all-mountain companion. Its directional twin shape and camber-dominant profile with 20mm of taper provides edgehold, pop, and a predictable feel when landing switch. The unique combination of sustainably harvested poplar, paulownia, and bamboo stringers, plus carbon stringers, create a powerful yet lightweight core with extra pop. A castor bean-based rugged nylon topsheet ensures durability and snow shedding, while its Sintered 4001 base offers premium speed. 

Board Type: All Mountain

Camber Type: All Mountain Camber

The All Mountain Camber profile is designed as a camber dominated board with rocker in the tip and tail.

Flex: 7/10 (1=soft, 10=stiff)

Shape: Directional Twin with Taper

This board rides like a true twin but has a floatier nose for enhanced performance in powder. 20mm of taper gives you increased float in powder and power coming out of your turns.

Core: Poplar, Paulownia, and Bamboo with Tri-Axial Fiber Glass

A wood core made of 47% poplar, 44% paulownia, and 9% bamboo blends power while keeping the board lightweight and two carbon stringers from the tip and tail to inserts increase pop.

Base: Sintered 4001

Additional Features:

• Castor bean rugged nylon topsheet
• Ultra high molecular weight polyurethane sidewalls
• Blister Magazine Recommended 2020/2021
• Transworld Snowboarding Good Wood All Mountain 20219

 

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SIZE CHART

Length (cm)	Effective Edge (mm)	Waist (mm)	Nose / Tail (cm)	Sidecut (m)	Setback (mm)	Weight Range (kg)
155	1194	254	29.9	7.55/7.7/7.55	20	52-79
158	1220	256	30.3	7.7/7.85/7.7	20	59-86
158 Wide	1220	268	31.5	7.7/7.85/7.7	20	68-95

 

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