The concept of this model is a mini Simmons surfboard. Getting inspiration from Chris Christenson's 'Ocean Racer', we named this model the 'Mountain Racer'. The friction-less design will get you to top speed in no time. Clip in the diamond-shaped tail edge to make quick snapback turns. This board lets you glide all around the mountain with ease.

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It is a classic bottom design, but it has disappeared in the late 1980s, incorporating ski technology. In Gentemstick, this 'Flat Camber' is positioned as a classic original bottom design of snowboarding, and has been adopted as a symbol of snowboard design since the first MOSS TTMODEL era, continuing to sharpen its performance, and has reached the completion.

Conventional camber has a resistance to the nose and a phenomenon in which the nose sinks when the weight is not applied in the powder. In order to suppress the nose dive, the hind legs are forced, and there is no other choice but to turn on the tail. The same thing can occur in 3D natural terrain. For example, in the case of a turn that does not apply weight at the top of the wall, the board is in the opposite top of the terrain, and it is in a different direction from the line where the front rail or edge is aimed at. After all, the back weight is forced to get rid of it. In order to avoid it, you have to make a turn with back weight or edge, and you lose the degree of freedom of the line.

This is nonsense as a snowboard design for sliding three -dimensional terrain. However, these systems are born from skiing know -how, and this is a flat camber that can move more freely on three -dimensional terrain while incorporating this know -how. The lack of weight of a turn that does not apply weight, and the lack of resistance in the latter half of the deep turn is a feature of Flat Camber.

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