Directional boards are designed to travel forward. The Shape differs from front to rear, whilst the flex, sidecut and stance are setback from the centre. Directional boards have a longer nose and shorter tail; this increases lift and float. The setback stance and flex enhance carving performance.
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Diamond Tips
Diamond tips are a great way to get volume into a nose or tail without increasing swing weight. By adding extra length to the tips and then removing more excess material away with a straight cut rather than a curve, you channel snow under the nose, increasing lift without adding weight. Genius.
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Twin Flex
Twin Flex is perfectly symmetrical from tip to tail for a balanced ride that's equally versatile regular or switch.
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Taper
Taper is where the nose of the board is wider than the tail. Taper has two main benefits. Firstly, it allows the tail to sink in deep snow, making powder riding easy. Secondly, it smooths turn exit as the sidecut fades out at the narrow tail.
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Pro Tip
Pro Tip creates a tapered tip and tail thickness along the length of the tips. This technology reduces the overall swing weight, making the board easier to handle, turn, and manoeuvre, while also assisting with softer landings.
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