The Black Snowboard Of Death Wide 2027
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Quick Specs
| Rider Type | All-Mountain Technician · Freeride |
| Terrain | All-Mountain · Freeride |
| Ability Level | Advanced |
| Shape | Directional, 0.8" Setback |
| Flex | 6.5 / 10 |
Product Description
Twenty-five seasons of relentless refinement have forged a legend. The Black Snowboard of Death Wide carries that legacy into wide-chassis territory, pairing a finely balanced directional shape with a Thermopolymer Hover Core, new Fairmat Carbon Amplifiers, and an aggressive Alpine camber profile. Built for riders who demand total control from hardpack groomers to variable backcountry terrain, and sized for those who ride in wider boots.
Product Details
| Rocker Type | Alpine V1 Directional with Flat Kick Technology: mid-body camber extends longer through the tail for power and edge hold, flat tail for stability and precision, reverse cambered nose for increased float in soft snow and improved landing power |
| Shape | Directional, 0.8" setback; available in Wide sizing for riders with wider boot profiles |
| Flex | 6.5 / 10 |
| Core | Thermopolymer Hover Core: ultra-lightweight select grain wood core strips (Paulownia, Poplar) enhanced with bonded post-consumer recycled Thermopolymer channels; extremely light and strong with excellent dampening properties |
| Additives | 4 x 20 mm Fairmat Carbon Amplifiers (new for 26/27): advanced carbon amplifier material delivering lightweight, high-performance construction and enhanced energy transfer |
| Laminates | HolySheet Tri/Tri Fiberglass: triaxial fiberglass on both top and bottom of core for maximum strength, durability, and performance · Magic Bean Resin: 60% bio-content plant-based resin system requiring lower process temperatures; poppy, powerful, and extremely durable |
| Base | HyperDrive ADV XT: custom formulated proprietary sintered base with exceptional anti-friction properties from high molecular mass and specialized processing aids; increased thickness for enhanced durability |
| Sidecut | New Age Progressive with Death Grip: progressive sidecut incorporating a reverse sidecut arc in the midsection that applies pressure and retains control throughout the turn |
| Topsheet | Diecut Matte + Gloss Topsheet with Silkscreen |
| Additional Features | Moonshot Omni-Tune: factory-applied race-base stone grind structure wicking water from the base at a 45-degree angle for optimized glide · Inlaid Alloy Skid Plates: protective alloy plates inlaid at nose and tail |
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The Black Snowboard Of Death Wide 2027 FAQ
Who is this board really made for?
This is for intermediate to advanced riders who carve with precision and want a tool that handles mixed terrain. The directional V-profile and moderate-stiff flex (6.5/10) demand solid technique but reward you with plenty of pop and edge control. On The Black Snowboard of Death Wide, you're set up to progress from groomed runs into varied snow and even powder without switching boards.
What's inside that justifies the price?
The core blends lightweight Paulownia and Poplar wood with recycled polymers to stay strong but nimble. Four carbon strips running tip-to-tail under your feet add stiffness exactly where you need snap at launch. The base is a thick sintered formula stone-ground at the factory, so it holds wax longer and resists wear better. It's a built-to-last construction that pays off over a full season.
What does that Flat Kick profile actually do?
The nose is reverse-cambered, the midsection has classic arch, and the tail is flat. On The Black Snowboard of Death Wide, this shape pumps pop through the whole board for charging powder transitions, holds dead-straight on hardpack, and lets you float easier when you find fresh snow. Jumping is easier; landing power is real.
Where does this board really shine?
Groomers, varied snow, and anything where the mountain throws mixed conditions at you. The directional shape, setback stance, and aggressive sidecut tracking let you carve wide arcs and cross from packed to soft without losing speed. It's not made for jibs or park, but everywhere else on the mountain, it's a confident quiver-killer.
Is this a one-trick pony or does it actually do everything?
Genuinely versatile for all-mountain riding. Radar shows it dominates groomed (5/5) and handles terrain variety (5/5), holds decent pop in powder (4/5), but sits out freestyle and park completely. It's a directional that goes everywhere except the terrain park. One board for a varied snow day is realistic.