Maet Snowboard

Camber refers to the raised arc between the contact points when the board is flat. Compressing the camber when the board is on the edge distributes energy along the entire sidecut length and out to the contact points. This energy gives outstanding grip and pop through the entire turn.

Constructed from vertically laminated stringers of poplar, reinforced with additional birch stringers, this core delivers a mid-flex but poppier overall feel through the length. The stiffer birch creates a livelier overall ride without being overly aggressive.

Bi-Ax glass is formed by stitching together glass fibres orientated at 0° and 90°. This layup reinforces the board along its length and width, allowing for a softer twisting (torsional) flex. Bi-ax glass creates a more forgiving and playful ride by allowing the board to flex torsionally.

A sintered base is manufactured by compressing small granules of plastic together to form a block. This is then shaved into sheets to create a porous plastic that forms the base. Sintered bases are tougher and faster than extruded bases, but they need to be waxed to deliver their performance.