Construction and Materials

The Tundra’s UL Forest Core blends poplar and paulownia wood, with bamboo rods for a lightweight and dynamic feel. It’s sandwiched with softer flexing biax laminates for a board that’s playful torsionally, allowing you to really manipulate the flex.

As with most Borealis offerings, the Tundra puts the onus on sustainable manufacturing. With its recycled steel edges, natural bamboo topsheet and Greenpoxy Eco-Resin,
Borealis are doing their best to offset the footprint of the boards manufacturing. No snowboard is perfect and Borealis use carbon beams used to reinforce specific areas, but they’re making steps in the right direction.

“Overall, with the Tundra you get a snowboard that does everything well”

Roundup

Overall, with the Tundra you get a snowboard that does everything well. Not perfect, but well enough to warrant making it your only board for a week-long trip to the mountains. If you’re looking for something to tackle nipple deep champagne powder, then perhaps look towards their other offerings like the Leviathan or the Mauruder.