Mia Brookes Pro Snowboard 2027
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Quick Specs
| Rider Type | Freestyle Ripper |
| Terrain | Freestyle · Resort |
| Shape | True Twin |
| Flex | 5.5 / 10 |
| Athletes | Mia Brookes |
| Series | NEW for 26/27 |
Product Description
Built around Mia Brookes' favorite shape and charged with upgraded internals, the Mia Brookes Pro is a twin-tip statement board that refuses to be ignored. The Upgraded Hover Core and Hybrid Carbon HolySheet laminate deliver snappy response from park laps to resort runs, while the Upgraded HyperDrive ADV base keeps momentum high from drop-in to landing. The board for riders who spin big, land clean, and define what freestyle looks like next.
Product Details
| Rocker Type | Resort V1 + Flat Kick Tech: combines traditional camber, zero camber, and reverse camber sections. Flat Kick nose and tail (Wah-Pow!) for jibbing stability and powder planing ability. |
| Flex | 5.5 / 10 |
| Shape | True Twin |
| Sidecut | Blended Radial: single radius midsection with custom blend zones at the contact points for smooth, predictable turn initiation and exit power. |
| Core | Upgraded Hover Core: enhanced version of the Hover Core with upgraded materials, combining Paulownia and Poplar for an ultralight, energetic, and well-dampened chassis. |
| Laminates | Hybrid Carbon HolySheet Bi/Bi: biaxial fiberglass interwoven with Carbon Boosters for enhanced precision and notable weight reduction · Magic Bean Resin: plant-based resin system with 60% bio-content from renewable agricultural raw materials, requiring lower process temperatures for a poppy, powerful, and durable layup. |
| Base | Upgraded HyperDrive ADV: custom formulated proprietary sintered base with upgraded specifications for faster performance. Sublimation base graphic. |
| Topsheet | PLT Topsheet Technology: post-lamination bonding to a fully-pressed board for a featherlight, smooth, high-gloss finish without heavy toxic lacquer. Digital + screen print + metallic underlay graphic. |
Warranty
Mia Brookes Pro Snowboard 2027 FAQ
Is this board for beginners, intermediate, or advanced riders?
The Mia Brookes Pro is designed for riders who spin tricks and carve resorts with confidence. The construction features a wood core reinforced with carbon-interwoven fiberglass, making it responsive and precise. On the MBP, this setup rewards good technique but forgives minor mistakes—you don't need to be podium-ready, but you should be comfortable with tricks and varied terrain.
I like doing both freestyle and resort runs. Is this the right board for that?
This board is a true twin, meaning nose and tail are identical, which is perfect for spinning and switching between regular and goofy. The profile combines flat spots in the middle with raised ends that bring extra response. On the MBP, you get locked-in edge hold for resort carving and the playfulness to butter, ollie, and launch features in any terrain.
Why does this board cost what it does? What am I paying for?
You're getting an upgraded core of lightweight paulownia and poplar wood, reinforced with carbon-boosted biaxial fiberglass woven throughout. The base is a fast, sintered formula tuned for better glide. On the MBP, these upgrades mean sharper turns at speed, more pop off the snow, and less maintenance—you're not fighting friction or dead zones.
Where does this board really shine? What conditions or terrain is it made for?
This board dominates the park and manicured runs. The twin shape excels at tricks and spins, while the responsive flex and upgraded base carve clean lines on groomers. On the MBP, you'll feel at home hitting features and laying down smooth turns—fresh powder isn't its strength, but everything else from park to resort is covered.
How do I know if I have the right size?
Size depends on your weight. For the 144, aim for 95–145 lbs; the 146 suits 100–150 lbs; the 148, 105–155 lbs. There's a wider 148 W and 150 W for riders needing more float or extra length. On the MBP, pick the size closest to your weight, and lean toward the longer size if you're heavier or prefer more stability at speed.