AMPLID · SINGULAR TWIN
SINGULAR TWIN
25/26 season
Colour
Color makeup
Multicolour
Design
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Expert reviews 1
A park-oriented board with a camber-based hybrid profile and a distinctive reverse flex pattern, delivering stable performance on clean groomers and in the park. The relative stiffness of the nose and tail means ollies, butters and jibs need exaggerated inputs, and chatter on rough snow is a bit disappointing. It's a good fit for intermediate park riders who ride perfect-condition groomers and park.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
A hybrid camber construction with camber formed between the feet and early rise at the nose and tail tips. It provides camber's power and pop while making up for ease of turn entry and exit and buoyancy.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A reverse flex pattern is its hallmark: the nose and tail are comparatively stiffer than the centre underfoot. The soft centre makes foot steering easy, but the stiff nose and tail mean you have to exaggerate movements for ollies, butters and jibs — an overall medium flex.
Where it shines
Who it suits
Designed primarily for intermediate riders; the reverse flex pattern means you have to exaggerate movements for ollies and butters, which is somewhat demanding for beginners, while advanced riders may run into technical limits.
Good
- ✓Excellent landing stability off jumps, and it tracks well for holding speed
- ✓On boardslides the soft midsection wraps the rail and provides stable grip
- ✓Excellent edge hold in carves and quick edge-to-edge transitions on clean groomers
- ✓Early rise makes turn entry and exit easy and provides appropriate float
Not so good
- —The reverse flex construction creates resistance in the nose and tail during ollies, butters and jibs, so inputs must be exaggerated
- —On rough snow (chunky chunder), the stiff nose and tail amplify vibration for a somewhat unsettled ride
- —Performance drops off outside perfect groomer conditions, limiting its versatility across terrain
