Head Beam 26/27

The Head Beam is a snowboard for riders who want to combine powerful carving with playful all-mountain riding. With its classic camber profile and True Twin shape, it's perfect for those who enjoy developing their technique, riding switch, and blending piste riding with ground tricks.

The classic camber provides strong edge grip and a responsive feel through turns. It also contributes to good stability at higher speeds and delivers the pop that many experienced riders appreciate. Whether you're laying down deep carving turns or working on presses and small tricks, the Head Beam delivers a confident and predictable feel.

The poplar core strikes a good balance between durability and responsiveness. The flexible torsional flex in the waist also makes the board more playful and easy to handle, allowing it to work for several different types of riding.

The sintered base provides good glide and high durability. Therefore, the board maintains its speed and performance over many days on the snow.

The Head Beam is suitable for intermediate riders looking for a versatile snowboard with a focus on carving, stability, and creative riding.

Head Beam, Specifications

• For whom? Intermediate riders
• True Twin
• Profile: Classic Camber
• Easy Board Architecture
• Flex: 5
• Core: Poplar Wood Core
• Sintered base
• Features: Good edge grip, responsive feel and stable at higher speeds
• Area of use: Piste and freestyle

FAQ

Who is the Head Beam for?

The Head Beam is suitable for intermediate snowboarders who want a versatile board for piste riding, carving, and freestyle.

What does Classic Camber mean?

Classic Camber provides strong edge grip, good response, and plenty of pop. The profile is particularly appreciated by riders who want a precise and stable feel through turns.

Is the Head Beam good for riding switch?

Yes, the symmetrical True Twin shape makes the board equally good for riding in both directions, which is perfect for switch riding and tricks.

What are the advantages of the sintered base?

A sintered base provides higher speed and better durability than an extruded base. This allows the board to perform well in many different snow conditions.