AMPLID · SINGULAR
SINGULAR
26/27 season
Colour
Color makeup
Multicolour
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Expert reviews 1
A full camber all-mountain board that shines on rough snow and in carves. Antiphase damping tames the chatter that camber usually brings, and the pop is still alive. Powder float is weak, though, so you'll want a separate powder board.
Base shape (camber)
Camber
Effectively full camber running from the tail to just before the nose. Amplid's Antiphase technology secures damping, so despite the camber it absorbs rough snow well.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A medium-stiff flex at 6.5 out of 10, leaning toward medium. Despite strong damping, pop off ollies comes out exceptionally well.
Where it shines
Who it suits
For advanced to expert riders. The lower limit is an aggressive intermediate prepared to accept the demands of full camber.
Good
- ✓Antiphase damping makes it outstanding on irregular snow
- ✓Strong edge hold in highly variable conditions
- ✓Good carving and turn variety with lively spring response
- ✓Exceptionally good pop despite the heavy damping
- ✓Switch riding is on the table
Not so good
- —Limited powder float compared with all-mountain peers
- —The large square tail sinks in deep snow
- —The insert layout (5x2 front, 6x2 rear) constrains setback options
- —The base glides well but isn't exceptional
