PLUTONIUM · SENSE INFINITY
SENSE INFINITY
25/26 season
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The Never Summer Infinity 25/26 is a women's deck with all-weather all-mountain performance, combining triple camber (rocker-dominant) with Carbon VXR and Ripsaw edge hold technology. A medium flex and a directional twin shape make it usable broadly from upper beginners to advanced riders, and it especially suits riders who want to handle park, powder and carving all on one board. That said, it's a choice optimised for riders who prioritise all-round cruising and coping with varied snow over extreme hard carving.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid rocker
A triple camber construction: a rocker-based hybrid with camber added in the middle between the feet. Camber pockets sit in three places — nose, tail and between the feet — while the profile is rocker-dominant overall. It's combined with Rip Edge Hold technology, which reduces suction on slushy snow and strengthens edge grip on hardpack and ice.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A medium flex. It allows easy edge changes while providing ample stability and responsiveness at speed. It isn't too stiff, so beginners and intermediates handle it easily, and it returns appropriate rebound when advanced riders load the camber.
Where it shines
Who it suits
It can cover everyone from higher-end beginners to advanced riders. A medium flex and rocker-dominant camber make turn entry and exit easy, aiding progression, and once speed builds you can load the camber for stability and edge hold. It suits riders with some experience rather than complete beginners.
Good
- ✓Triple camber plus Ripsaw edge hold technology enable predictable, smooth carving even in icy conditions
- ✓The directional twin shape gives it high all-mountain utility from park to powder
- ✓The Carbon VXR construction improves edge hold, pop and stability at once
- ✓RDS damping and PEX sidewalls provide excellent vibration damping and durability
- ✓It slices smoothly through slush and soft snow without the base sticking
Not so good
- —Responsiveness can be somewhat lacking for advanced riders who enjoy aggressive hard carving
- —The rocker-dominant construction can limit precise high-speed edge control compared with a pure camber board
The Never Summer Infinity 25/26 is a women's deck with all-weather all-mountain performance, combining triple camber (rocker-dominant) with Carbon VXR and Ripsaw edge hold technology. A medium flex and a directional twin shape make it usable broadly from upper beginners to advanced riders, and it especially suits riders who want to handle park, powder and carving all on one board. That said, it's a choice optimised for riders who prioritise all-round cruising and coping with varied snow over extreme hard carving.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid rocker
A triple camber construction: a rocker-based hybrid with camber added in the middle between the feet. Camber pockets sit in three places — nose, tail and between the feet — while the profile is rocker-dominant overall. It's combined with Rip Edge Hold technology, which reduces suction on slushy snow and strengthens edge grip on hardpack and ice.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A medium flex. It allows easy edge changes while providing ample stability and responsiveness at speed. It isn't too stiff, so beginners and intermediates handle it easily, and it returns appropriate rebound when advanced riders load the camber.
Where it shines
Who it suits
It can cover everyone from higher-end beginners to advanced riders. A medium flex and rocker-dominant camber make turn entry and exit easy, aiding progression, and once speed builds you can load the camber for stability and edge hold. It suits riders with some experience rather than complete beginners.
Good
- ✓Triple camber plus Ripsaw edge hold technology enable predictable, smooth carving even in icy conditions
- ✓The directional twin shape gives it high all-mountain utility from park to powder
- ✓The Carbon VXR construction improves edge hold, pop and stability at once
- ✓RDS damping and PEX sidewalls provide excellent vibration damping and durability
- ✓It slices smoothly through slush and soft snow without the base sticking
Not so good
- —Responsiveness can be somewhat lacking for advanced riders who enjoy aggressive hard carving
- —The rocker-dominant construction can limit precise high-speed edge control compared with a pure camber board
