Directional Twins feature the same overall shape as a twin; however, they differ from the twins by setting the stance position back on the board. By slightly increasing volume at the nose, you improve performance in deep snow, uneven terrain, and on the piste without compromising balance.
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Taper
Taper is where the nose of the board is wider than the tail. Taper has two main benefits. Firstly and most importantly, it allows the tail to sink in deep snow, making powder riding easy. Secondly it makes turn exit smooth as the sidecut fades out at the narrow tail.
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Flotation Tips
Ultra–wide, low–rising tips that exist purely to create lift in powder without sucking-up speed. They add a surfy feel to snowboards.
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Rust Guard Tail
Stainless steel in the tail edges prevent rust and protect against consequential delamination, ensuring durability while keeping traditional steel elsewhere for the perfect balance of tunability, flexibility, and performance.
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