NEVER SUMMER · Proto T3 Ultra Snowboard
Proto T3 Ultra Snowboard
26/27 season
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The Never Summer Proto T3 Ultra is a top-tier all-mountain board for the 2025/26 season combining a triple camber recurve construction, a WU core and a precision-stitched carbon matrix, providing powerful edge hold in icy conditions along with excellent pop and power. A full twin tip that also offers a powder-capable stance option, it's optimised for advanced riders who want to handle park, carving and powder on a single board. That said, its medium-stiff flex makes it better suited to riders aiming at medium-to-large features and freeride than to small park features or trick-centred riding.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
A triple camber recurve construction with camber at the nose and tail and a small camber pocket between the feet, camber-dominant overall. The nose and tail tips have a slight flat section, providing a catch-free feel.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
A medium-stiff flex able to handle medium and large park features as well as carving on hardpack and icy conditions. It isn't too stiff to use in the park, but suits medium and large features better than small ones.
Where it shines
Who it suits
A medium-stiff flex, strong edge hold and versatile high performance suit advanced riders — it's designed as a board for 100% advanced riders.
Good
- ✓The triple camber construction and precision-stitched carbon matrix provide outstanding edge hold in icy and hardpack conditions
- ✓The WU core (bamboo strip reinforced) plus STS pre-tensioned fibreglass and Carbon X delivers excellent pop, spring, power and durability
- ✓A full twin-tip shape with a powder-dedicated Blower stance option enables multi-purpose all-mountain use from park to powder
- ✓The Triple Air RDS damping system absorbs vibration and improves stability during hard carving
Not so good
- —The medium-stiff flex is somewhat unsuitable for small park features or jib-oriented freestyle riding
- —High-performance materials and new technology push the price up, which can be a burden in value terms
