For riders who wanted the flagship but balked at the price. It does not have that board's legendary damping, but it is fun, poppy and fairly easy to ride for this much camber. It turns well and works as a versatile freeride board. The gripe is that the set-back does not line up with the reference stance, so easy directional float is limited.

A freeride board that puts a tapered directional outline on what is effectively full camber. The medium flex makes it forgiving for a camber board, and the pop and rebound out of turns make it fun to throw around. Damping is lacking, though, so your line gets knocked around on rough snow; powder float disappoints relative to the setback; and the extruded base limits glide. It suits lighter upper-intermediate riders who want to ride groomed slopes and steeps playfully.