OGASAKA · CT
CT
25/26 season
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Multicolour
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Expert reviews 2
Ogasaka's CT is an all-round standard board that holds strong carving grip and lively handling at once, with a long design of 1200mm of contact length and 1240mm of effective edge at 156cm. Because its contact length is longer than other brands', it's important to choose size by contact length rather than overall length, and freestyle-focused riders need to choose carefully by comparing with their usual contact length.
Base shape (camber)
Camber
It adopts a triple sidecut (870/840/870), making the middle slightly lower. The effective edge and snow-contact length are long, so it delivers strong edge grip — a traditional camber-family construction.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
As an all-round standard board, it has a medium flex capable of coping broadly with varied snow conditions.
Where it shines
Who it suits
A highly versatile all-round board handling both carving and freestyle. That said, its long snow-contact length means sizing takes experience, so it suits intermediates and up rather than beginners.
Good
- ✓At 156cm, 1200mm of contact length and 1240mm of effective edge — longer than comparable all-round boards — provide strong edge grip when carving
- ✓Short kick (nose/tail radius) makes swing weight light and realises lively handling
- ✓High versatility handling both carving and freestyle delivers proven performance as an all-round board
Not so good
- —A longer contact length for the same overall length makes sizing tricky when coming from another brand's all-round board, and it's easy to feel the length
- —In freestyle use such as halfpipe and park, a sense of length (stickiness) is felt at the tail, which can make it demanding for riders used to a short contact length
Ogasaka's CT is an all-round standard board that holds strong carving grip and lively handling at once, with a long design of 1200mm of contact length and 1240mm of effective edge at 156cm. Because its contact length is longer than other brands', it's important to choose size by contact length rather than overall length, and freestyle-focused riders need to choose carefully by comparing with their usual contact length.
Base shape (camber)
Camber
It adopts a triple sidecut (870/840/870), making the middle slightly lower. The effective edge and snow-contact length are long, so it delivers strong edge grip — a traditional camber-family construction.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
As an all-round standard board, it has a medium flex capable of coping broadly with varied snow conditions.
Where it shines
Who it suits
A highly versatile all-round board handling both carving and freestyle. That said, its long snow-contact length means sizing takes experience, so it suits intermediates and up rather than beginners.
Good
- ✓At 156cm, 1200mm of contact length and 1240mm of effective edge — longer than comparable all-round boards — provide strong edge grip when carving
- ✓Short kick (nose/tail radius) makes swing weight light and realises lively handling
- ✓High versatility handling both carving and freestyle delivers proven performance as an all-round board
Not so good
- —A longer contact length for the same overall length makes sizing tricky when coming from another brand's all-round board, and it's easy to feel the length
- —In freestyle use such as halfpipe and park, a sense of length (stickiness) is felt at the tail, which can make it demanding for riders used to a short contact length
