Construction and Materials

The Ridgeline isn’t a board to be taken lightly, it uses Weston’s firmest blended wood core, beefed up considerably by multiple carbon stringers running tip to tail. These bolster response, channelling a snappy reactive feel and stiffening up the board, without adding excessive weight. Working with the triax fibreglass layup for heavy duty edge to edge transitions and an al dente torsional flex, the Ridgeline is as precise as it is powerful.

In the tail you’ll find v shaped stringers fanning out from the rear insert pack to the contact points, giving the back end of the board some extra juice for sticking big landings and directing rider input for big slashes and pumping through turns.

With a rugged topsheet, durable stitched tips and an easy repair sintered base, you’ll find a long-term playmate with the Ridegline. Walking the fine line between lightweight and heavy duty, this is a snowboard that doesn’t play by the usual rules.

“Whatever this board is doing, it performs best when it’s going full whack, so don’t be afraid to really push it”

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Inspired by the adaptability of the 10th Mountain soldiers, the Ridgeline is a versatile all-mountain freeride board for experienced riders who want to attack the mountain. The graphics may not be super flashy, but the performance speaks for itself.

“This sucker was formerly the 10th Mountain and while the 10th Mountain Division is close to our history, we figured the rest of the world might not have the same fondness of the US Military. If you aren’t familiar, the 10th Mountain Division was responsible for the boom of the US ski industry. Vail Resorts, REI, NOLS, Stowe and countless other resorts and outdoor companies were all started by 10th Mountain Veterans who were trained less than 10 miles from our original HQ in Minturn, CO. For those out there who had an appreciation for the original 10th Mountain name, keep an eye out for special releases in the future. In our attempt to blend All-Mountain and Freeride within this board, it’s quickly become the backcountry favourite for our team that’s hitting bigger backcountry booters and cliff drops.”