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T.Rice Pro Camber
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25/26 · 24/25 season review
The camber version of the T.Rice Pro is a different board from the rockered C2 version. Traditional full camber maximises hardpack grip, pop and high-speed stability, giving up powder to a 1/5 level in exchange.
It performs at its best in carving and big jumps, but it's technical and catchy, and it punishes mistakes. It suits advanced freestyle riders who push speed; if you want powder or a softer feel, the C2 version is the right one.
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Board profile
The profile describes the curve of the board when viewed from the side.
Camber
Traditional full camber with early rise minimised. Unlike the C2 (rocker between the feet) version of the same T.Rice Pro, it has no rocker section, so it feels far more locked in — but powder float is largely given up. It's a true twin with a centred stance, and Magnetraction reinforces hardpack grip.
How stiff is it?Closer to 10 means stiffer. It does not mean better performance.
A medium to upper-medium flex. It's a true twin, but tuned to absorb speed, so pop is strong and it holds up on big jumps. In exchange it feels technical and catchy, unforgiving of mistakes.
Terrain suggested in the review
Rider levels suggested in the review
Advanced
Full camber with an upper-medium flex punishes mistakes outright. For aggressive advanced to expert riders pushing lines; it doesn't fit a smooth, skidding style or riders at intermediate level and below.
What the review liked
- ✓Very fast and stable at speed for a twin (carving 4.5/5, jumps 4.5/5)
- ✓Strong pop from the full camber — clearly felt off big kickers
- ✓Excellent edge grip on hardpack and ice
- ✓A centred-stance true twin makes switch comfortable (4.5/5)
What the review found lacking
- —Powder 1/5 — effectively unsuitable for powder. If you need that, look at the C2 version
- —Base glide is slow for the price (in the 2/5 range)
- —It doesn't suit people who like a board that turns easily — it pushes forward rather than pivots
- —It's catchy and not forgiving of mistakes
