:: Loaded Construction ::

• Vertical laminates increase stiffness exponentially and retain spring.
• Micro-laminates: diminish natural flaws in the wood and enhance torsional
  stiffness to allowing for torsional spring-back allows for compound contours of the board
• Extensive testing of various woods has led to Tan Oak:
• One of the densest hard woods found in nature, providing awesome and lasting lasticity/spring, and incredible memory retention.
• Much heavier than a traditional Poplar or Aspen snowboard core-necessary for proper energy generation off two points of contact (the trucks), and will retain spring perhaps forever.

• Strong and durable
• Feather light
• Consistent flex
• Diagonal axis glass fiber weave
• Specially formulated Epoxy for flex and strength
• Memory retention

• Convex and Concave cambers:
• Compound contours stiffen the board for high energy potential
• Increased control
• Side cuts:
• Decreased torsional stiffness between feet so as to exploit the torsional energy potential
• Wide foot pads to maximize control
• Tapered ends:
• Pivots off the trucks for control and energy generation.
• Eliminates wheel bite.