Salomon Abstract

While it excels in the park thanks to its true twin shape and playful flex, it is versatile enough for all-mountain riding. The Rock Out Camber and Quadrilizer sidecut provide enough edge hold and stability to handle groomers and side hits comfortably.

It offers a hybrid experience: you get the stability and pop of traditional camber under your feet, combined with rocker sections in the tip and tail. This makes the board feel locked in when carving but loose and forgiving when you are pressing rails or buttering.

Yes, it is designed for intermediate to advanced riders. The medium flex is approachable enough for someone leveling up their freestyle skills, but the responsive core and carbon beams ensure it won't feel 'dead' or unstable as you start riding faster and hitting larger features.

Like any high-performance sintered base, it performs best when waxed regularly. It is more porous than an extruded base, meaning it absorbs wax better and stays faster, but you will notice a significant drop in glide if you neglect your tune-ups.

These rails are inserted into the high-pressure zones of the sidewalls to absorb chatter and dampen vibrations. You will notice this most when riding on hard-packed snow or icy conditions, as it creates a smoother, less jarring ride.