Description
The Great White’s has a very playful and surfy feel, with a crescent tail that is just deep enough to give some extra bite but not so deep that it prevents backwards riding. A longer, more drawn-out nose and lightly tapered reverse sidecut gives this board it’s surf-like character and maximizes floatation, planing and stomping ability for larger airs. This model maintains it’s agility in technical terrain while still being able to maintain stability at the highest speeds in open terrain. This directional hybrid can be still be ridden backwards (flat base models) with good control, keeping your options open for freestyle riding. For a slightly looser “fins out” feeling and optimal backwards riding choose the flat base. For mainly directional riding, more aggressive turning ability, better float and higher performance in packed and variable conditions choose the CDC 3-Dimensional Base.
-Ideal for dry powder conditions of 5″ (13cm) or deeper – See the Barracuda 3D models for best performance in shallower or variable conditions.
Recommended Sizing – US boot sizes: 9-13 / Weight: 130-230 lbs
Shark Graphic by Jordan Nielson
Grassroots Powdersurfing
Grassroots Powdersurfing
Grassroots Powdersurfing
Grassroots Powdersurfing
Grassroots Powdersurfing
Grassroots Powdersurfing
Grassroots Powdersurfing
Spencer –
The Great White is ridiculously fun! It can carve in open terrain and is stable at high speeds, but is also very maneuverable in technical terrain like chutes and tight trees. The 3D base makes the board responsive and easy to control. It’s amazing how floaty and stable a 140 cm board can be! I can’t get enough of this thing, I just can’t wipe the grin off my face! If you’re thinking about getting a pow surfer, stop thinking and do it. Any snowboarder who spends time in the backcountry should have (at least) one, and GrassRoots have gotta be the best.