Women's Freestyle and All-Mountain Snowboard Pack Endzone 500

Sintered base 20 mm Poplar wood core Number of inserts: 10 + 10 TWINTIP Size 55.9": Front width 11.1", center 9.5", rear 11.1" Radius 25' Recommended stance: 19.7". Size 57.5": Front width 11.3", center 9.6", rear 11.3" Radius 25' Recommended stance: 20.1". Size 59.4": Front width 11.5", center 9.8", rear 11.5" Radius 26' Recommended stance: 21.9".

For Freestyle use, you can take a short board: 8" to 10" drop (e.g. if you are 5'8" tall, choose a board between 5" and 4'10" long). A smaller board makes rotations and tricks easier. A bigger board will be more stable at high speed and when landing jumps. 55.9" => 5'2" to 5'6" 57.5" => 5'3" to 5'7" 59.4" => 5'7" to 5'9"

The Endzone 500 Jib is our most lively board in the range. We wanted it to be easy to handle while also being a freestyle board: lively, maneuverable, fun, etc. We love this board but the bottom line is that you like it! Feel free to give us your impression through the customer reviews.

The Endzone 500 has less edge grip on pistes when compared to the Serenity 500 but it is really lively in the snow park, for rail lines as well as jump lines. On piste, it is very maneuverable in tight turns for lively snowboarding beside the pistes. With its flat camber, rocker and soft torsional stiffness between the feet, it is suitable for very good freestyle users seeking a lively board as well as for genuine beginners interested in freestyle.

The shape of the snowboard (shape) is TwinTip. The sidecuts of the board are completely symmetrical between the front and the back, providing perfect symmetry and centering of the board's characteristics so that you can ride in both directions in the same way. A TwinTip shape also provides complete balance for rotations on the ground and in the air.

A flat camber offers the best compromise between the edge grip and pop of a standard camber and the inverted camber that offers maneuverability in rotation yet relatively low edge grip. It is perfect for freestylers in snow parks and beginners because: - the flat camber provides stability on modules or on piste - the rocker is forgiving in snow parks and on piste because the 4 corners of the board do not touch the snow when the board is laid flat.

The flex is the stiffness of the board along its length. The flex of the Endzone 400 Jib is about 2/5, which is flexible and forgiving. This type of flex is very even from the front shovel (nose) to the rear shovel (tail), which offers you very reliable and predictable behavior in turns. The flex aimed at freestyle use makes it lively on the flat (ollies, nollies, butter, nose roll, etc.) But it is also suitable for beginner snowboarders.

The torsional stiffness, i.e. the stiffness of the board when twisted between the feet, is about 2/5 on the Endzone 400 JIb, which makes the board easy to handle and turn and forgiving of mistakes. A soft torsional stiffness gives freedom between the feet. This is important for a beginner rider: tolerant of edge mistakes. The soft torsional stiffness is also suitable for freestyle-jib-flat use.

The setback is when the contact points of the board on the snow are not symmetrical in relation to the center of the board but shifted toward the rear. The bindings are also set back toward the rear by the same distance. 0 mm setback = given that there is no setback, these Twin Tip boards are completely centered for riding in both directions but also to be balanced when rotating in the air and on piste.

Traditional snowboard binding : - very good support thanks to its 3D ankle strap that perfectly matches the boot - great comfort thanks to the toe strap positioned on the front of the boot - equipped with the Easy Turn Turnover system so that the strap no longer hinders boot entry 55.9", 57.5" and 59.4": fastening in size M for shoes sized from US 5.5 to 10.5 (EU 36 to 42)

Wed'ze boards are supplied already waxed. They then require regular maintenance like all snowboards and skis: ideally requires waxing every 5 outings and at least once a year: - at the beginning of the season to start with a very good glide - at the end of the season so that the wax protects the sole all summer long

The bases are made of polyethylene using 2 different technical processes: - extruded base, with a certain density of polyethylene - a sintered base, with a higher density of polyethylene (fewer holes, more PE) A sintered base is the Rolls-Royce of bases. The glide is really fantastic.

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Dry the edges at the end of the day to prevent rust. Ideally, wax every 5 outings. Summer storage: keep away from sunlight, you can leave your bindings on the board.