Never Summer Heritage X Snowboard - Wide - 2008 BCS

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Heritage X Snowboard - Wide

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The Never Summer Heritage X Snowboard is like a Hummer with Formula 1 speed and maneuverability. The Heritage X's wide platform eliminates heel and toe drag for big-footed riders, while its deep sidecut gives it the agility to weave through tight trees. Never Summer gave the Heritage its RDS 2 vibration dampening system, which makes this board feel super quiet and smooth, even at the most frightening speeds. Carbon V inserts provide power under the bindings for edge hold on ice, yet leave the nose and tail soft for forgiveness in the park. If you want to hit a tree or rail, go for it. Never Summer gave the Heritage X a full edge wrap and ultra durable P-Tex sidewalls. Never Summer is so confident, the Heritage comes with a mind-blowing three-year warranty. This limited-edition board comes with a number stamped on the topsheet to signify the order in which it came from the Never Summer factory in Denver.

Bottom Line: Crank some turns, or straightline it with the Never Summer Heritage X Snowboard.

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I'm very seriously thinking about getting this board. For

I'm very seriously thinking about getting this board. For those who've ridden it, what length would you recommend for someone that's 5'11", ~215lbs?

By: James West
February 10, 2009

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I'm about the same size and I ride a 158. So, I would do the 159 since this is the wide version.

By: cwg12461092901
February 12, 2009

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solid all around board

By: mmchale720100107709
February 26, 2009

for the big guy (foot & height) this board is for you. super solid construction and light weight. at 6'2", 225lbs & 12" boots i'm riding a 166cm. fits great. fast on packed snow and works well in powder. holds an edge great when bombin' hills. one draw back is the lesser sidecut. the board is a little more difficult to turn, but when you're riding fast it's not as noticeable. when slowing down into trail mergers or the bottom of a run the lack of sidecut can be felt as it's a little more difficult to turn quick.

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