Howler Snowboard

It is designed to handle both. With a directional shape and high-power camber, it offers the stability needed for steep, technical terrain, while its mid-stiff flex and agility make it capable of handling park features and freestyle maneuvers.

The Koroyd core is specifically integrated to dampen vibrations and chatter. This results in a smoother, more composed ride, especially when you are charging through choppy snow or landing at higher speeds.

Yes. While it features a directional shape, it is designed to maintain switch-riding capability. The 20mm setback provides enough float for powder without making it feel awkward or unbalanced when riding backward.

The Sintered 8000 base is high-density and built for speed, which means it is porous and needs regular waxing to perform at its best. Keeping it waxed will ensure you maintain that fast glide and protect the base material over time.

With a 4/5 flex rating, it is stiff enough to provide solid edge hold and response during aggressive turns. It offers a balance of power and playfulness, making it stable at speed without feeling overly rigid or unforgiving.

No, the Howler is a solid snowboard, not a splitboard. It uses a standard mounting system for traditional bindings.