Salomon Drift Rocker Snowboard

Step up your park game with the highly pressable and freestyle-orientated Salomon Drift Rocker Snowboard. Featuring Salomon's Pres-Sure rocker profile, the board's pure rocker enables for a catch-free ride, ideal for buttering, jibbing, and shredding park obstacles. A true twin shape allows for easier switch riding and landings.

Giving you the proper snap and boost for huge ollies and sending air off jumps, this board is equipped with Popster core construction. Salomon has milled the board's aspen wood core to strategically maximize the natural pop and snap that wood possesses. High-density wood strips within the Aspen Strong core increase the strength of this board, giving you a durable ride all-season long,.

Allowing for additional edge hold that park boards often lack, Salomon has equipped this board with an EQ3 sidecut, with 3 straight lines to evenly distribute pressure along the entire board's edge. Reinforced with Rubber Rails, this board absorbs chatter when riding over variable terrain surfaces and lessens the impact from rough landings in the park. All of this technology enables the Drift Rocker Snowboard to be catch-free, explosive with pop, and extremely damp, allowing you to learn new tricks and dial-in smooth style when lapping your favorite park.

Salomon Drift Rocker Snowboard - Men's :  The Salomon Drift provides more snowboard, for less money than any other board on the market. At $350.00 the Drift is a constant over achiever, and loaded with features. The unique combination of Reverse Camber with Salomon’s Equalizer sidecut allows the Drift to offer riders all the benefits of Reverse Camber, without sacrificing edge hold, stability and control. Floats and jibs like Reverse Camber, but  holds edge and feels stable under foot like Camber. Double Rubber inserts on your edge dampen your ride, and make for a super durable edge. If you are looking for a Snowboard that will accelerate your learning curve, and help you fulfill your wildest Snowboard fantasies, then  no look further then The Drift.