Signal

Park Snowboard

What's in a name? Well, in the case of the Signal Park snowboard, it's pretty straightforward. This true-twin park destroyer is built tough for burly rail setups, and a season's worth of hard landings on the big jump line. Traditional camber gives you solid edge-hold and precise landings, with plenty of control when you want to hit up the rest of the hill. Triax fiberglass and carbon stringers make it responsive, and the radial sidecut keeps things in check when you're straightlining, juicing every last bit of speed so you don't knuckle that hairy stepdown. Built strong enough for the gnarliest rider you know, in a package that's responsive enough for the rest of us.

The Park snowboard is built on a traditional camber profile. You already know that means stomped landings, locked in lipslides, and the control that a bunch of your favorite riders rely on for getting buck in the park. The twin shape opens up unlimited switch variations. Triaxial fiberglass in the topsheet and the core work in conjunction with carbon stringers, increasing the response for a snappy ride. The freestyle-friendly medium flex blends pressability with enough stiffness for solid landings. The tips are blunted, for reduced swing weight and faster spins. A sintered Durasurf base slides fast and holds a bunch of wax. Plus, like all Signal boards, it's built in the US by people who shred.