SPREAD · BX
BX
25/26 season
Colour
Color makeup
Multicolour
Design
Repeating pattern
Expert reviews 2
The Spread BX is a model that adds extended effective edge to the LTB's versatility, raising turn performance and spins. It targets intermediate and above riders who enjoy both ground tricks and landing rotations.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
An SVC variable camber based on LTB, but with an extended effective edge that raises turn sharpness and spin performance.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A medium flex. The effective edge is longer than the LTB's, so turns bite in more sharply.
Where it shines
Who it suits
Aimed at intermediate to advanced riders. Its longer effective edge means you need the technique to handle both ground tricks and tricks on the move.
Good
- ✓Extended effective edge over the LTB makes turns sharper
- ✓Improved spin performance
- ✓It handles both ground tricks and landing rotations
- ✓A convex base makes turn transitions smooth
Not so good
- —The long effective edge makes it hard for beginners to handle
- —Hold isn't at the level of a dedicated carving board
- —It isn't designed for powder
The BX is the hybrid camber deck with the strongest tension in Spread's X series, handling aerial tricks and butter tricks in balance through high nose and tail rebound and a soft centre flex. Quick response in the high-speed range and stable pop regardless of snow conditions are its strengths, and it's a board suited to intermediate and advanced riders who enjoy freestyle and park riding.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
A hybrid camber construction with camber (tension) at the nose and tail and a soft centre flex. It has the strongest tension in the X series.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
Tensioned overall but with a softly designed centre flex, giving a medium to medium-hard flex that handles both high rebound and butter tricks.
Where it shines
Who it suits
Quick movement in the high-speed range, high rebound and ease of handling in the air suit intermediates and up, and it handles butter-family moves in balance too, so it's recommended for intermediate to advanced freestyle riders.
Good
- ✓Strong nose and tail tension lets it deliver powerful pop regardless of snow conditions
- ✓A soft centre flex means butter-family tricks can also be performed stably
- ✓It provides quick response and high rebound in the high-speed range
- ✓Easy handling in the air favours improving trick precision
Not so good
- —Strong tension can make it hard for beginners to handle
- —A lack of information on dedicated powder or backcountry performance leaves its suitability for that terrain unclear
