SNOWBOARD CAMBER

CAMBER TYPES: 

Traditional camber has been around since snowboarding began because it works. It keeps the contact points of the board on the snow, providing stability at high speeds and stores potential energy.
 

With a primarily flat design, you have a spring-loaded ride that will not only blow your mind but also offer all-terrain high performance. The nose and tail begin to blend into reverse camber just along the outside edge of your binding for the most forgiving fun float and all-around easiness.  
 

Between the bindings is traditional camber while the tip and tail contain rocker cambers. The raised tip and tail help float the board in powder and reduce the chances of edge catch, but with the benefit of the traditional camber pop beneficial with ollies and while powering out of turns.