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A volume-shifted directional twin explicitly inspired by combining the Ride Warpig, Lib Tech Orca, and YES.'s own 420 -- short and wide with a tapered Midbite outline that pulls the sidecut in between the bindings for quicker, more stable turn initiation despite the width. Whitelines selected it for the "Whitelines 100," describing it as primed for ripping powder, charging groomers, and bringing freestyle flair into the backcountry. The Good Ride found it favors front-foot-weighted turns with a very fun, if less directional-floaty, turning character -- riding more like a tapered aggressive mountain freestyle twin than a classic setback short/wide. Board of the World ranked it 12th of 38 all-mountain boards tested, praising its pressable, carvy, playful flex.
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