Flat Kick Technology – With Flat Kick design technology CAPiTA has tightened the profile radius that blends the shoulders of the board into the tip and tail height. This is a key area that influences the tempo and feel of turn initiation. With traditional larger tip and tail arcs, the loaded camber contributes to a board's acceleration into a turn. On reverse camber boards the contact points are elevated, removing this camber contribution. As a result, the same traditional tip and tail radii would make the board feel sluggish. Specialized Flat Kick tip and tail arcs combined with elevated reverse camber contact points achieve the ideal tempo into turns. This allows you to have the shorter effective edge of a forgiving, easy to ride, reverse camber snowboard that is still responsive and quick during edge-to-edge transitions.

Micro RC – Built for the mini-shredder that wants to jib and ride in the park with pops. Durable and flexible this core can withstand anything a grom can throw at it.

3 Flex – Jib, press, and jump your way to victory with a board that's flexible and ready to destroy anything urban or park oriented.

True Twin – Ride switch, regular, or upside down, this board won't care; completely symmetrical from tip to tail.

Radial; Twin – A radial sidecut is a single radius design that allows your board to start and finish a turn on the same arc. Centered stance.

WDT Engineered Jib Core – The WDT Core was designed to give jibbers and park riders the softer flex patterns they want without sacrificing durability. Short for 'Wood Derived Technology,' the patented process of pressure bonding wood composite material retains the classic feel of a full wood core board while increasing flex values. Engineered for freestyle, park, and street rail boards the WDT core has high elasticity characteristics surrounding low-density wood fibers. This balance provides a new realm of lightweight, soft flexing boards, with a damp ride and dependable durability.

Pre-Preg 420 – Engineered to compliment the WDT Core construction, the Pre-Preg 420 configuration consists of 370 grams of e-glass in the zero direction and 50 grams of e-glass in the 90 direction. It's pre-pregged for consistency and exits the mold with a high yield of energy memory.

Silkscreened ABS bomb proof sidewalls

HTP Extruded – The High Transparent Extruded base features an altered molecular composition that allows more vibrant graphic options while keeping the low maintenance and technical benefits of extrusion.

Steel Edges

Convex edges

Sublimated gloss topsheet

4x2 Inserts

Mini Flite Base with Dupont™ Zytel® ST – Super lightweight, freestyle-oriented design for grom rippers worldwide.

Dupont™ Zytel® ST – The highest-quality nylon is used on all Union baseplates to result in strength, safety and security.

EVA Bushings – Dampen landings and reduce weight for a comfortable and lightweight binding.

Fusion Highback – Forgiving lateral flex in any temperature.

Shift-on-the-Fly Forward Lean – Quick and easy to use, adjust the forward lean with a simple flip of a knob then slide it to wherever you want and re-lock it. Easily done while waiting in those pesky lift lines.

Direct-Connect Strap System – Simply and directly connect your straps for a simple and quick strap that won't come undone.

Injected Aluminum Buckles – Fast in, and fast out. Union aluminum is second-to-none.

All-New Toe Buckle System with Push-Pin – Easy to adjust, this toe buckle system offers premium hold and customization.

Extruded Anodized Aluminum Heelcups – The strongest and most versatile aluminum heelcup on the market, extruded aluminum comes out 100% pure and maintains its true shape no matter how much wear and tear you inflict. Also, every Union heelcup undergoes an anodizing process—reinforcing the already bombproof apparatus with 30% more strength.

Universal Disks – Compatible with any traditional 4x4 mounting system and 3-hole board patterns. Channel Compatible Discs are available separately from Union to fit Burton snowboards with The Channel.

Grade 8.8 Hardware – The most commonly used hardware is made from "mild steel" that has a property class of only 4.6. Considering how much stress a binding goes through, Union uses only the highest-strength steel, with a property class of 8.8.