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Aimed at 11-14 year-olds, the Sensor Youth gives park kids the platform to drag freestyle snowboarding into the future. Its true twin shape is ideal for switch takeoffs and landings, but with plenty of volume in the nose and tail they can start sending it in the pow too. A CamRock profile with 3D SideKick tips raises the edges to encourage rapid trick learning and all-mountain creativity. Sit back and enjoy the show.
The Sensor Youth's Master Core blends two woods (poplar and paulownia) for a park-friendly strength to weight ratio. SideKick tips make you way less likely to hang up on rails and sketchy landings, accelerating progression. The base is made from super dense material that can withstand daily abuse on park features; it's lightning quick, too.
Premium Sandwich
A step up from our standard sandwich construction that adds carbon stringers for more pop, quicker edge response and improved shock absorption.
Absorbnid
An innovative top layer designed to absorb unwanted vibrations. Enjoy a smooth ride with less fatigue.
4/2-5
5 rows of inserts at 2 cm intervals is the industry standard pattern and works with any binding on the market.
Biax Plus
Biax Plus features a classic 90° weave but uses more glass to enhance power transfer. It’s super responsive and ideal for riders seeking a stiffer and more agile board that's still playful.
Master Core
Our Master Core is the culmination of decades of experimentation in materials and woodcraft. Two species of wood (poplar and paulownia) are combined to give the best of all worlds: light, strong and responsive.
N-7000
Developed exclusively for Nidecker, the N-7000 has all the durability and low-maintenance glide of an extruded base but is as hard as a sintered base. We call it sintruded. You'll call it fast.
Sidekick
SideKick lifts your edges at the widest points of the nose and tail resulting in increased float in powder, smoother riding in rough terrain and effortless turn initiation.
Matte Finish
A tacticle topsheet graphic you'll want to stroke.
