In the Big Board category the Mega Fish acts like its smaller counterpart the GoldFish off the tail but adds a whole lot more nose and extended running length allowing it charge deep pow and big lines.

A Midlength board for the Midlife Dude. We selected our favorite elements from the whole quiver and combined them into an all around board - camber- extended nose and full round pin tail with and long to tight sidecut pronounced by bumps near the tail to bite. Plenty of width for float and tilting on edge for carving. Recommended for rider 5’10-6’5 160-250lbs and size 10-13 boot.

For when it's double overhead. With an extended running package up front for added drive and early nose rocker lift, reverse taper shaves off drag against the wave face while the wings hold the edge out the back and low rock pin tail for support without any excess.

The Salmon offers EXTRA width underfoot for superior float and the elimination of toe/heel drag for our Size 13-15 US booted riders. This directional Fish shape provides all the float for a 6’6 250lb rider while eliminating the traditional need for length, providing more maneuverability, more efficiency and enjoyable ride.

The Whiskey Jack, like its avian namesake, is a discerning opportunist. Designed to be as comfortable soaring through wide open terrain as it is darting from stash to stash, it is a board made for the Cascades. Ample rise in the nose and a c-notched tail coupled with 26mm of taper will keep you on top of everything the mountain provides, from bottomless powder to wet chunder.

The Red Tail Hawk design offers a diamond shaped tail, wide base, surf rocker and subtle rolled hull. This board provides long swooping turns with the ability for tight tailspins perfect for seeking out the fresh zones from atop the deepest conditions with just enough tail to play with for launch and landing.

Learning to Snowsurf is all about having fun! With this entry level shape, we included a bit of this and a bit of that, a tad more nose and less tail— just enough to easily float in powder and provide that surfy feeling, flat rocker for effortless turning, and a variety of stance options from center to setback.

As its ocean counterpart - this board is shaped to handle big and small terrain without any excess. With high performance maneuverability the long sidecut and reverse taper drive the trimline across the face without drag, while the tight radius under the back foot cutback on a dime.

This fishtail board is short and wide, the nose lifts and the tail dips for maximum buoyancy and front foot drive while gliding from edge to edge. The 4’10 GoldFish makes for quick turns to bob and weave between the trees and slash tight pockets.This board is also an excellent carver with taper and radical sidecut along with flax fiber reinforced torsional flex in the tail emulating the twin fin experience.

Learning to Snowsurf is all about having fun! With this entry level shape, we included a bit of this and a bit of that, a tad more nose and less tail— just enough to easily float in powder and provide that surfy feeling, flat rocker for effortless turning, and a variety of stance options from center to setback.

The Minni Hawk is an aggressive all-mountain board that makes you want to slash every hit. Your turns are tighter and the energy transfer is quick from rail to rail. This board is the one you take when the drop is critical and you need to get to the pocket before the lip throws. The extra volume in the diamond tail allows you to put more weight on the back foot to power through your turns. It’s the board that will get you radical.

This is our board for the petite rider. A culmination of 4 years of R&D with a variety of gals, groms, and smaller dudes (size 6-9 US boot) we strived to create a shape which amplifies performance with ease, grace and fluidity.

We shape (and are shaped by) Community. Designed by female and grom riders for an efficient and enjoyable riding experience in powder and on groomers.

A performance board For the Groms. For too long being young in snowboarding equated to being a beginner. But with kids starting to ride younger and younger, by the time they are 8-12 years old the are capable technically and skillfully stylistic to rail carves and charge pow. This board is for these kids - groms - the next generation of snow surfers who are not stuck in the old park twin centric ways or bad habits, rather open to exploration of the mountain wave.