Signal

OG Flat Snowboard

Signal Snowboards has been building the OG Flat snowboard for minute now, and the all mountain killer just keeps getting better. This directional twin shred stick is built tough to handle the big features from the steeps to the park. A flat profile keeps it floating in the deep without sacrificing hardpack stability. Triax fiberglass and carbon stringers make it responsive, and the dual radius sidecut yields a progressive turn shape, so it's responsive when you're nibbling and stable when you're charging straight down gnarly lines. Perfect for handling your business.

The OG Flat runs on a flat profile, so you get the pop and solid landings of a cambered board, with extra float in both directions. The directional twin shape features one centimeter of stance setback, for a directional ride that's still comfortable riding switch. Triaxial fiberglass in the topsheet and the core work in conjunction with carbon stringers, increasing the response for a snappy ride. In case you're wondering, the flex is medium-stiff, so while it'll press and butter, the real focus is on hard-charging stability. The poplar core gets Signal's Mountain profiling, so it's thinner between the bindings, making it more responsive. A sintered Durasurf base slides fast and holds a bunch of wax. There's a dual radius sidecut, which means that the sidecut is tighter between the bindings for quick response at low speeds, and when you get the full edge locked into the hill, the open radius outside the bindings keeps your turns solid. Plus, like all Signal boards, it's built in the US by people who shred.