Camber + Rocker Twin – 4 mm rocker in the nose, 4 mm camber between your feet, 4 mm camber in the tail. Slight camber between binding areas with variable degree of rocker outside your stance. Gives response and pop between feet, with a looser feel towards the tips. Increase flotation on twins and initiates your turns.

True Twin – A true twin snowboard shape is ideal for riders who want to ride switch and do some tricks. The nose and tail are identical and the flex is evenly distributed throughout the entirety of the board. True twins are perfectly symmetrical.

Disrupted Sidecut – The Trouble's sidecuts are a broken series of many smaller straight lines that help hold your line throughout the sidecut, but with minimal sacrifice of speed and arc. All of these disruptions are subtle and work without feeling too grabby, slowing you down, or being a nightmare to tune.

Core 3 – Two densities of poplar with beech impact blocks.

Triax – Triax laminate consists of fiberglass that is braided in three directions. Meaning it gives the snowboard an asymmetrical flex with lengthwise stiffness. For you, this delivers a snowboard that has tons of pitch when jumping.

Biax – Biax laminate consists of fiberglass that is braided in two directions. The fibers are braided vertically at 90 degrees. This ensures a torsional flex that is more evenly distributed throughout the snowboard. For you, this translates to a snowboard that is easy to handle and jib friendly.

Die-cut Sintered 2000 – Harder and faster than extruded

Art by Sabio Rambo

5x2 – Insert Pattern