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The Rene-Gade is Rene Rinnekangas' pro-level directional twin built for high-energy freestyle and all-mountain charging, featuring powerful camber, carbon HotRods and a fast sintered base. It suits advanced to expert riders who want a stiff, poppy board for big jumps, rails and high-speed lines.

The Black Snowboard Of Death is a high-powered directional all-mountain/freeride board with a camber-dominant Alpine V1 profile, stiff medium flex and advanced construction (Thermopolymer Hover Core, Carbon Fleece Power Shield, Carbonflax amplifiers). It suits intermediate to expert riders seeking stability at high speed, pow float and aggressive carving.

The Jones Howler is a directional freeride snowboard with a mostly cambered profile and a rockered nose for float, built for steep technical terrain and big landings. It's mid-stiff (stable and poppy), suited to advanced riders who want a powerful, surfy freeride board.

The Burton Custom Camber is an all-mountain directional twin with a traditional camber profile, medium flex, and Burton's Super Fly II core and sintered WFO base for speed and pop. It suits intermediate to advanced riders who want a versatile, responsive board for carving, park, and resort riding.

The Infinity is a women's all-mountain directional snowboard with a hybrid rocker/camber profile and mid flex for versatile performance across groomers, powder and park. It suits intermediate riders seeking a single-board quiver that's stable at speed yet playful in softer snow.

The Skunk Ape Camber is a large-stance directional twin with camber profile, Magne-Traction serrated edges, and HP Horsepower construction for power, pop and float. It's built for bigger or aggressive riders who want stability at speed, carve performance and powder float.

The Never Summer Proto T3 Eclipse is an all-mountain directional snowboard with a tapered shape, precision-stitched carbon laminates, and R.I.P. edge-hold tech for strong carving, pop, and stability; it suits intermediate to advanced riders who want a versatile daily driver that handles groomers, powder, and jumps. It offers a mid-stiff flex and features Early Rise float mechanics for better powder performance.

The Arbor Rain is a stiff, high-performance directional twin designed for powerful freestyle, big jumps, and steep terrain - featuring double carbon stringers, a Highland III poplar/paulownia core, and a sintered base. It suits advanced to expert riders seeking edge hold, pop, and stability at speed.

The Arbor El Camino is a directional, stiff freeride-freestyle snowboard designed for advanced riders who charge steep lines, big jumps, and high-speed terrain. It features a lightweight Highland III core, double carbon stringers for pop and stability, Grip Tech contact points for edge hold, and a parabolic camber profile for precise control.

The Mountain Twin is an all-mountain directional twin with a playful, poppy feel suited for intermediate to advanced riders who want a versatile one-board quiver for park, groomers, and occasional powder. It uses a Master Core, Traction Tech edges, and a CamRock profile to balance pop, edge hold, and float.

The BSOD is a stiff, directional all-mountain/freeride snowboard built for high-speed stability, strong edge hold, and powder float. It features a camber-dominant Alpine V1 profile, carbon-reinforced construction, and is best suited to advanced to expert riders who charge hard and want a one-board quiver for varied conditions.

The Proto Type 3 is a true-twin, all-mountain freestyle snowboard with a Triple Camber Recurve profile, Precision Stitched Carbon Matrix, and R.I.P. Edge-Hold Technology. It suits intermediate to advanced riders seeking a versatile board for park, carving, and powder with balanced pop and edge hold.

The Lib Tech Orca is a tapered directional freeride board with a volume-shifted shape, tight ~7m sidecut, and C2X directional hybrid rocker for float in powder and strong edge hold on hardpack. It suits intermediate-to-advanced riders who want a powerful freeride/resort board that also performs in deep snow.

The T.Rice Pro is a versatile all-mountain freestyle board with Hybrid C2 rocker/camber profile, Magne-Traction edges, and HP (horsepower) lightweight construction. It suits intermediate to advanced riders seeking a stable, poppy board for high-speed carving, park, and backcountry use.

The Goat Pro Carbon is a stiff, lightweight big-mountain freeride snowboard with carbon reinforcement and a mostly cambered profile that transitions to rocker at the tip and tail for powder float. It suits strong intermediate to expert riders who want stability at speed, high pop, and excellent performance in varied backcountry terrain.

The Beta is a directional freeride/powder-focused board with a spooned 3D nose, short swallowtail and a surfy camrock profile for float and flow. It has a lightweight wood core with carbon reinforcements and a medium-soft flex, suited to intermediate-advanced riders who want a playful, surf-like freeride board.