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Never Summer Premier F1 Snowboard - 2010 BCS
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As a hunter of big drops, wide-open pow lines, and steep tree shots, you require a weapon that won't leave you wishing you'd chosen a higher caliber. Never Summer offers the Premier F1 Snowboard as your weapon to blast through walls of white fluff, stomp hard landings, and power through high-speed turns.
- R.C. (rocker and camber) technology provides the smooth turns and float of rocker (middle) with stability and pop of camber (outside of binding mounts)
- Flightcore crafted with both lightweight and premium hardwood for a balance of strength and flexibility without weighing you down
- Carbon V-Twin laminate layout features v-shaped rods from bindings to tip/tail and x-shaped rods in middle for serious freeride power and stability
- Extensive rubber layering along the edges provides stability and dampening needed for hard-charging freeriders
- Fully wrapped edges reduce the chance of topsheet or base de-lamination
- P-Tex tip and tail protector add even more durability
Bottom Line: When you expect the most, trust the Premier F1 to never let you down.
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is this board going to go on sale soon?
is this board going to go on sale soon?
By: ricardo.oc237056
January 6, 2011
Hey,
Probably not any time soon. I imagine the price will not be reduced till towards the end of the season.
By: Josh Chapman
January 13, 2011
i bought last years 172 premier after owning 5 previous NS premiers,
i bought last years 172 premier after owning 5 previous NS premiers, i was a little disappointed that NS added rocker to a great board.
does anyone know if this board is stiffer than last years?
By: lance1967691
December 23, 2010
Kickass
By:
Mike in Whistler
February 24, 2011
For me, 9/10, top notch board.
Riding since 1994, over 550 days at Whistler-Blackcomb in the past five years, CASI 3 instructor, style: freeride, big mountain
I'm currently on a 2010 NS Premiere F1-R 161:
Responsiveness: VERY lively, yet super damp and solid cutting through crud. Great ollies, and also great for buttering and pressing. Directional rocker-camber is a joy in powder, I ride within about an inch of centered, +/- 18-15deg, 23.5" width. Riding it switch is no problem, still lively and responsive; still working on the switch pow riding, I think it's more my skill level in switch pow than the board, but it carves as hard I want it to switch. Only comment is that it felt *weird* for a few runs until I got used to it. Expect some accidental over-pivot when if you haven't used rocker-camber before - I'd already spent a season on a rockered Libtech Dark Series 161BTX, but this was different. Are there limitations? Yes, but I think they are minor compared to the responsiveness, on-edge and powder performance. It is a little "twitchy" when one-footing, and possibly a bit more challenging on the worst of cat-track conditions. Can't be sure, it's been cose to 3 seasons since I've ridden regular camber.
Durability: well into season 2 on this board (maybe 140 days expert freeriding) which is amazing. I've not had a board survive two seasons with me in Whistler yet. I tore a couple inches of heel edge out of a NS Premiere traditional camber 161 a few years ago, so I considered that wrecked, even though with an epoxy plug I still carved and ripped everything with it still. On the subject of durability, my first powder board 10 years ago was a NS Legacy 159W. That lasted also through a few years back in Ontario and until I upgraded on arrival in Whistler 2005-2006 season.
i just got this board, and want to know what would be a good
i just got this board, and want to know what would be a good binding to match
By: mbr3738449
October 6, 2010
I have a never summer 163 legacy and have ride spi bindings, really like ride's aircraft aluminum material, makes for a super stable set up
By: joshuawebe1411285
December 29, 2010
That all depends on how you ride. Seeing as how this is an advanced freestyle board, you may want to try something a little stiffer and more responsive. You could try the Burton Cartel, Rome 390, or the Union Force binding, just to name a few.
By: Steve Mitchell
October 7, 2010
Never Summer Premier F1 159cm
By:
Dominic
January 16, 2011
This board is incredible. Turns are effortless and extremely responsive. Quite a bit of pop for a freeride board. Definitely not for park rats, but I've rode a couple kickers and rails with it and it holds its own. I would recommend this board 100%. This is the best riding board I have ever owned hands down.
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Out of Stock
2010 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more All Mountain Snowboards than that
All Mountain SnowboardsResearch other out-of-stock versions:
- Shape:
- direction twin
- Flex:
- medium-stiff (6 on neve
- Camber:
- rocket & camber
- Sidewalls:
- P-Tex
- Effective Edge:
- [1280 mm ]
- Waist Width:
- [257 mm ]
- Sidecut Radius:
- [7.8 m ]
- Stance Width:
- [48.3-60 cm]
- Stance Setback:
- 1 cm
- Core:
- multi-flex fightcore (wood)
- Base:
- sintered Durasurf 4501
- Recommended Use:
- advanced freeriding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 3 years