Carcajou Snowboard

Inspired by the indomitable spirit of the wolverine, the Carcajou is our new apex predator of big-mountain freeride snowboards. Just as the wolverine commands respect with its fierce determination and unmatched adaptability, the Carcajou is designed for riders who charge steep lines and demand unwavering performance in the most challenging backcountry terrain. This is the board for the lone ranger of the deep mountains, ready to explore from valley floor to alpine peak, and then push beyond.

Built with a more aggressive directional shape than the Ursa Major, the Carcajou features 30mm of setback and 12mm of taper. This design, combined with a large sidecut radius, is purposefully crafted for steep descents and high-speed charging, offering a powerful and precise ride.

Key Performance Traits:

• Authoritative Big-Mountain Performance: Designed for high-speed descents and challenging lines, its geometry delivers strong command and stability for precise, confident riding on steep and exposed terrain.
• Responsive Control: Its design, with significant setback and taper, ensures added agility for decisive adjustments in technical zones and tighter trees.
• Freeride Versatility: Adept in diverse conditions, from deep powder to variable hardpack, for effective performance across open and tight mountain terrain.

Signature Construction & Customization:

• Reduced Environmental Impact & Weight: Our exclusive topsheet material significantly cuts plastic use and reduces the board's weight by more than 200 grams, contributing to a more dynamic ride and a lighter footprint on the mountains we cherish.
• Personalized Aesthetics: The Carcajou’s striking appearance is achieved by tinting the structural epoxy. Choose your own custom color combinations – whether a bold single hue or a dynamic two-tone design, or a single tone complimented by beautifully visible wood core. We're here to help you select a look that’s gets you all jazzed up.

The Carcajou isn't just a board; it's a declaration of intent for riders who see the mountain's rawest features as an invitation.