Never Summer Lotus (Black) Snowboard - Women's 2009

Never Summer Lotus (Black) Snowboard - Women's 2009: The Never Summer Lotus Snowboard is a women’s version of the new Premier F1 but with a softer flex and narrower shape. This next generation of freeride technology will power through anything in its path, keeping you on edge and in complete control at any speed. The new Carbon V-Twin Laminate Technology and custom F1 Elastomeric Stabilizers increase edge hold and vibration absorption in any snow condition. The NS Flight Core has also been modified, incorporating a multiflex camber to give the Lotus a powerful tail flex and softer mid flex providing unmatched carving ability and effortless turn initiation. Using a dual radial sidecut to enhance powder riding, the Never Summer Lotus is a beast all over the hill.

• Never Summer’s Multiflex Cambered Flight Core fuses premium hardwood and ultra light softwood laminates together with vertical layers of elastomeric vibration dampers. Separate flex zones have been added to enhance stability while allowing for a soft, comfortable flex.
• Never Summer was the first snowboard company to use and perfect SINTERED P-TEX SIDEWALLS, and we’ve never seen one crack. Unlike conventional ABS sidewalls, that have a tendency to crack in colder temperatures, SINTERED P-TEX SIDEWALLS maintain their integrity at any temperature.
• F1 Elastomeric Stabilizers, Dual Radial Sidecut
• RDS 1 Damping System: uses three full perimeter layers of elastomeric rubber foil to provide unmatched stability and a smooth riding feel, especially at high speeds.
• Carbon V-Twin: extends carbon V’s from the bindings to the end of the effective edge increasing power and edge response
• Learn more about the Never Summer brand, what they make, why we love it, and why we think you will too.
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