Construction & Camber Profile

RIDE's construction diagram shows the camber profile along with the laminates layered through the board.

Multi Camber

A mix of traditional and reverse camber, developed with Blake across more than 15 tested profiles. It blends manoeuvrability, ease of use, pop, and stability, and it's paired with a stiffer tip and tail so the camber sections work together rather than fight each other.

Directional Shape — Tapered Radial Sidecut

More nose than tail, a set-back stance (-19mm), and a single-radius sidecut with a wider nose than tail, set back to match. It's built to be ridden in one direction. You can ride it switch, but RIDE is upfront that it won't be as good switch all day.

Carbon Slimewalls

RIDE's urethane Slimewalls absorb impacts instead of defending against them, and they're among the most durable sidewalls in snowboarding. Carbon is layered in from the back inserts out to the contact points in the tail, moving the pop to the outside edge for better stability and response when you're charging.

Linear Carbon 10 + Carbon Array 5 + Impact Plates

Ten strips of carbon run tip to tail below the core for snap and ollie power. Carbon Array 5 places carbon stringers across the binding zone so input from any stance width or pressure angle is channelled to the opposite contact point. Single Impact Plates under each binding add compressive strength where boards tend to break.

Performance Light Core + Hybrid Glass

Lightweight Paulownia stringers combined with high-strength Aspen for light, performance-oriented feel. Hybrid Glass is triaxial on top and biaxial on the base, which balances torsional flex and stiffness for better response at speed.

Sintered 4000 Base + Bio Resin

A high-end Sintered 4000 base that's harder, more durable, and faster than extruded, factory stone ground for a flat, fast finish. Built with plant-based Bio Resin, 30% recycled steel edges, and Wend Meadowfoam biodegradable factory wax.