Otto Plus Snowboard
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Quick Specs
| Rider Type | Freestyle Carver |
| Terrain | Freestyle · All-mountain · Carving |
| Shape | Twin-like · Neutral taper |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Product Description
The Otto Plus turns the freestyle spirit of the Otto Classic into a lighter, snappier twin-like shape. Float Camber puts camber underfoot with early rise in the nose, while a Dynamic Multiaxial Full Carbon layup and a paulownia Bionic Core with carbon stringers add pop and response. A neutral taper and 10 mm setback keep switch riding, take-offs and landings balanced for riders who mix carving with freestyle across the resort.
Product Details
| Rocker Type | Float Camber: camber underfoot with rocker in the nose. Camber adds pop for air-time and stability for carving on-piste, while the early rise in the nose eases turn initiation and floats in deep powder while keeping speed through the turn. |
| Flex | Slightly stiffer than the Otto Classic |
| Shape | Twin-like outline · Neutral taper (0 mm) · 10 mm setback · Switch riding: no problem |
| Core | Stringer Reinforced Bionic Core: super-light paulownia wood core reinforced with carbon stringers for extra pop, stability, and energy return |
| Laminates | Dynamic Multiaxial Full Carbon: provides powerful response, reduced weight, and enhanced torsional stiffness for precision carving and freestyle control |
| Base | Graphite Perlatec Base: the brand's fastest and most durable base material, built for glide and long-lasting speed in all conditions |
Otto Plus Snowboard FAQ
Can I ride the Otto Plus switch?
Yes. The Otto Plus has a twin-like outline, a neutral taper (0 mm) and a 10 mm setback on both sizes, and KORUA lists switch riding as 'No problem'. On the Otto Plus, the neutral taper and small setback give balance for switch riding, take-offs and confident landings.
What is the Otto Plus made of?
It uses Dynamic Multiaxial Full Carbon for powerful response, reduced weight and torsional stiffness, and a Stringer Reinforced Bionic Core: a super-light paulownia wood core reinforced with carbon stringers. The base is Graphite Perlatec, described by KORUA as its fastest and most durable base material.
How stiff is the Otto Plus?
KORUA describes the Otto Plus as having a slightly stiffer flex than the Classic Otto, playful yet precise. No numeric flex rating is published. The full carbon layup also adds torsional stiffness, which supports precision when carving and in freestyle control.
Does the Otto Plus have enough pop for side-hits?
Freestyle is its top rating at 10/10. The carbon stringers in the paulownia core are there for extra pop, stability and energy return, and the Float Camber profile adds camber underfoot for pop and air-time. It is aimed at side-hits and transitions around the resort.
What lengths does the Otto Plus come in, and how wide is it?
It comes in 157 cm and 161 cm. The 157 has a 260 mm waist with 298 mm nose and tail; the 161 has a 268 mm waist with 309 mm nose and tail. Effective edge is 1170 mm and 1210 mm. No rider weight or boot size guide is published.
How light is the Otto Plus?
The 157 cm weighs 2.5 kg and the 161 cm weighs 2.6 kg. KORUA credits the full carbon laminate and the super-light paulownia core with the reduced weight, aiming for a lighter, snappier ride than the Classic construction.
How does the Otto Plus do on groomers and in powder?
KORUA rates it Carving 7/10, Backcountry/Trees 7/10 and Powder 5/10, with Freestyle at 10/10. Float Camber puts camber underfoot for on-piste stability and an early-rise rocker nose for easy turn initiation. Average sidecut radius is 8.2 m on the 157 and 8.3 m on the 161.
What stance width should I set on the Otto Plus?
Recommended stance is 55 cm on the 157 and 56 cm on the 161. The adjustable stance range is 51-59 cm on the 157 and 52-60 cm on the 161.