Dinosaurs Will Die Brewster 161

The DWD Brewster is an all-mountain, freestyle/freeride fun-board with split-ready features

Chris Brewster designed his pro model to shred big mountain powder lines, but it is also very versatile, for all-mountain freestyle riding. It comes with powder pack inserts, to set your bindings even more towards the tail, for those extra deep pow-days. Another cool feature is an added ABS strip along the centre of the wood core along with carbon reinforced pads. So you can split this board DIY-style.

Riding Style
All-mountain/freeride for intermediate level riders - This board is perfect for riders looking for a versatile deck for high-speed turns on the slopes and in the backcountry. No matter the terrain or snow condition, this is your everyday resort and backcountry performer.

Shape
This directional twin will provide you with some extra float in the deep fluffy stuff while still providing excellent switch riding capabilities. The nose is slightly longer than the tail but the width is the same. The stance is centred.

Profile
The traditional camber profile consists of only one positive preload from nose to tail. This profile offers high stability, good edge control and a lot of pop. However, camber boards are not very forgiving and may even catch an edge more easily.

Flex
The soft/medium flex of this board provides you with a playful feel that inspires jibbing and freestyle moves on every possible obstacle. While giving you enough pop you need to get on top of everything.

Construction
The Poplar core with Birch stringers is very lightweight with great strength and flexibility. The benchmark standard of snowboard cores. The ABS sidewall is an industry standard in board construction. ABS adds stiffness and durability. The sintered base is an industry standard for quality base materials. Provides a good balance between the speed created by a hard surface and good wax retention.

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Snowboards are usually delivered ready-to-ride with a waxed base and sharpened edges. However, this so-called factory-tuning is not very durable and your new snowboard should be properly waxed after a few days and maintained on a regular basis.