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Salomon Drift Snowboard - 2009
Make any part of the mountain your love slave with the good wood winning Salomon Drift Snowboard. The twin shape combined with Salomon’s Equalizer side cut makes going either way smooth and enjoyable.
- Full Edge Bevel + gives you the ultimate combination of edge control and park destroying shred- Get a grip when you need one and float over rails without catching
- Aspen Light core is lightweight and utilizes Aspen wood along the full length of the board- Enforced with high-density birch strips for extra toughness
- Royal Rubber Pads are inserted in high pressure zones to get rid of vibrations and mellow out flat landings
- Equalizer sidecut frees up pressure on the tip and tail so that turning and spinning take less effort
Bottom Line: Free your soul.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
Is this board good for hitting up stuff in the back country?
Is this board good for hitting up stuff in the back country? Or is it strictly park?
By: kam3833722
September 16, 2010
This board is primarly targeted for park however i have road this in pow in it handles good but if you are looking for a powder board try checking out a directional board.
By: Nick H.
September 18, 2010
This board is primarly targeted for park however i have road this in pow in it handles good but if you are looking for a powder board try checking out a directional board.
By: Nick H.
September 18, 2010
Does any one know how much it costs to get boards sent to Ca
Does any one know how much it costs to get boards sent to Canada?
By: Joe4042090
September 9, 2010
Add it to the cart and enter your shipping information- it will calculate your shipping charge.
By: Cory Guru
September 9, 2010
set and forget
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Chas Dub M
January 19, 2011
Sick ride, i got the 158 magnum fer my water ski feet. when hitting cheese wedges; its like a laser guided missile off any hit.Super nice camber, anyone who rides a reverse camber is really missing the point of going fast. On soft cord this board can scream. Downside of the equalizer cut is it chops a 'lil bit when carving on icier crud.I brought it out west last year; Fernie didnt know what hit it. Out in south central ontario now; too bad, she misses the freshies.Serious bang for you buck. Dont get it though, I want to be the only one!
Just wondering if this board is still available in the 156. I
Just wondering if this board is still available in the 156. I know its out of season but im looking to start buying all new gear early. Im also looking for a board that will maintain in the power and on the back country. Is this board up for the test.
By: Troy Myers
August 16, 2010
That size is out of stock, The 2011 version will be up soon in sizes 148, 152, 154, 156, 159 cm. It is pretty soft but A TWS Good Wood number 1 pick and a ripping value, the Drift gets you everywhere. Its twin shape and Equalizer sidecut will have you getting loose with confidence on everything from corduroy to your favorite line through any park. Haul ass, chuck your meat, hang on to that cash. You know what’s up.
By: Dakka
August 17, 2010
im thinking of buyin this board, i have K2 boots so does it matter
im thinking of buyin this board, i have K2 boots so does it matter what bindings i buy?
By: daniel
June 13, 2010
Nope not at all. Some boots have a bigger sole and that will be the only thing that may throw off the fit of the boot to the binding. But most boots fit into any binding, just your personal preference. I have found that if you stay with the same company for boots and bindings, they fit nice and snug. I do not ride the same company for both. I ride a pair of 32 TM2's with a pair of Union Contact bindings and they fit soooo nice. So its really all in how it feels for you :)
By: Kris McGregor
June 14, 2010
Im 5'11 would a 159 be suitable for me with this board for
Im 5'11 would a 159 be suitable for me with this board for all mountain riding?
By: daniel
June 13, 2010
I ride a Rome Machine 154w and im 6' 170lbs. I mainly ride park bec I live in Ontario, but i've taken my Machine all over from park to pipe to pow to back country and it handles well in all conditions. So really its up to you if you like a bigger deck then you def go for a 159. Personally if you can find something more towards a 156 it would be more suitable for all mountain, seeing as 'all mountain' includes park and pipe. But like I said, if you like to ride a bigger deck, then no prob go for the 159. Hope this helps bro
By: Kris McGregor
June 14, 2010
Whats the flex like on this board?
Whats the flex like on this board?
By: Dice Cube
October 23, 2009
medium flex good for park. the royal rubber works really well
By: mec3241353
October 28, 2009
Change me.
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