Omatic Awesome

The Omatic Awesome snowboard is true to its name. The pro model of pro rider (and company owner) Todd Richards, the Awesome has been tuned to do exactly what Todd wants, and after 20+ years in the industry, he has a pretty clear idea of what that is. Todd wants to ride everything, so he’s designed the Awesome to do everything, from rails, to jumps, to powder, to halfpipe, and anything else on the mountain. Featuring plenty of sophisticated tech and a poppy, versatile and lively ride, the Awesome lives up to its name.

Board Type: Freestyle

Camber Type: Positive

Flex (1 = Soft / 10 = Stiff): 6/10

Shape: Twin

Constructed the same from nose to tail, this board will ride switch and regular equally well for controlled jumps, landings, turns, and spins.

Core: Smart Core

The Smart Core features vertically laminated Poplar wood from tip to tail with a Beech stringer down the centre of the board to increase longitudinal pop, as well as special air channels milled between the bindings to reduce weight while maintaining durability.

Triaxial Glass

Triaxial glass places fibreglass strands in three directions which maintains a consistent torsional flex throughout the board, resulting in quicker response and stronger edge hold.

PowerBeam

PowerBeam consists of two carbon beams reaching out from the inserts to the contact points in both the tip and tail, which enhances strength, stiffness, and dampening. In addition to the carbon, PowerBeam also features a Kevlar strip in the nose and tail which add further dampening, providing a smoother, more responsive ride.

Base: Sintered

This board features a Sintered base that delivers fast and consistent glide.

Additional Features:

• Mens freestyle flex pattern
• 2×4 insert pattern

Size Chart

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