Salomon Sleepwalker Snowboard (New)

(2) 148cm Profile Rock Out Camber — flat between the bindings for stability, camber near the feet for response, rocker on the tip & tail for press-ability. Public Lands +3 The House +3 Backcountry +3 Shape True Twin — symmetrical tip/tail, centered stance. Freestyle / park focus. The House +2 Backcountry +2 Flex Medium-soft / mid-soft flex. Playful but with enough stiffness for decent pop. Backcountry +2 PRFO Sports +2 Core / Materials Aspen Strong core (wood), Popster core profiling (milled under binding area to boost pop), BA MD fiberglass (medium density European fiberglass). The House +2 Exodus Ride Shop +2 Dampening / Comfort Royal Rubber Pads underfoot (in high-pressure zones) to absorb impacts, reduce vibrations and add protection to sidewalls. PRFO Sports +3 Public Lands +3 The House +3 Base Sintered base for speed and wax retention. Medium stone finish. Natural / bio-wax options in some versions. The House +2 Exodus Ride Shop +2 Edge / Bevel Freestyle EB: slightly detuned tip/tail, a bit sharper edges between the feet (helps edge hold), designed to balance between grip and forgiveness on rails. Exodus Ride Shop +2 PRFO Sports +2 Sizes / Widths Offered in Regular and Wide widths. Sizes from ~148 cm up to 158 cm (with wide versions especially in 155W and 158W) so you can match boot size. Public Lands +2 Exodus Ride Shop +2 Sidecut / Radius Increasing sidecut radius with larger size (e.g. ~7.4m for 148cm up to ~8.2m for 158cm). Makes larger sizes a bit more stable in turns. Exodus Ride Shop +1 How It Rides — Strengths Park / Jib performance: Excellent for rails, boxes, butters, small jumps, features. You get a lot of maneuverability, forgiveness, and pop thanks to the Rock Out Camber + Popster + softer-mid flex. Powder7 +2 snowboards.com +2 Playfulness: The board is built to allow creativity — presses, spins, switch riding are all part of what it does well. The rocker ends make nose/tail presses easier. Powder7 +1 Comfort & dampening: The rubber pads help smooth out harsh landings and reduce chatter, which is nice in park features and when you're doing side hits. Public Lands +1 Balanced “pop”: The camber zones give you good energy return for ollies, jumps, etc., while the softer ends help with flexing and press-friendly maneuvers.