Key Features:

• Glassing: Mixed - Mixed glassing on the GPS Snowboard refers to a triax over biax lay-up. This means that the board is constructed with layers of fiberglass oriented in different directions: triaxial fiberglass (fibers running in three directions) over biaxial fiberglass (fibers running in two directions).
• Core: Highland lll Core - Arbor's highest-performance core, featuring the highest ratio of Paulownia to Poplar. This blend makes the core exceptionally lightweight and responsive, while still maintaining the durability and strength needed for high-impact riding. It's perfect for riders looking for a board that can handle a variety of conditions with ease.
• Base: Sintered - The GPS Snowboard features a sintered base, which is known for its durability and excellent performance in various snow conditions. Sintered bases are made by compressing polyethylene pellets under high pressure, resulting in a dense and fast surface that absorbs wax well. This makes the GPS Snowboard ideal for advanced riders who need a reliable and speedy board for technical cross-terrain snowboarding.

In-depth Tech Specs:

• Profile: Parabolic Camber - Unlike traditional camber, which has a single radius arc, parabolic camber blends five separate radii to create a more advanced parabolic arc. This design gradually reduces the amount of camber toward the tip and tail of the snowboard. The parabolic shape ensures that the outside contact points do not dig too far into the snow, providing cleaner and less catchy performance.
• Shape: Directional Twin - While the board is designed to perform well when ridden in one direction (with a slightly longer nose than tail), it also maintains a symmetrical flex pattern, allowing for versatility in freestyle riding and switch riding. Additionally, the board includes dual-radius nose and tail ramping, which helps reduce hang-ups and enhances powder float, making it a great choice for both freestyle and all-mountain riding. 
• Flex: 8 The medium-stiff flex ensures that the board can handle high speeds and aggressive maneuvers while still offering enough flexibility to navigate varied terrain effectively.