SALOMON FASTLANE

SALOMON FASTLANE

You've just come out of your cousin's garage with the car freshly chipped, the ECU completely reworked, an air filter that's basically a hole in the engine and an improbable cola-injection NOS system, ready to test it for the first (and maybe last) time on the straight of the local bypass. Just as you watch the headlights of the hot hatch that had been teasing you vanish in the rear-view mirror, a bumpkin like you overtakes you on the right, flip-flops on, short-sleeved shirt open and a cigar in his mouth, astride a Fastlane… it's August, there's no snow and the altitude you're at has a minus sign in front of it; no, you're not having a flashback, it's literally the most high-performing board at Salomon! Solid, light construction, intermediate-advanced flex and backseat camber under your big rear foot for impressive turn exits; it floats like nothing else, and with the sintered base it has, worrying about where to stop isn't a thing any more – it glides even uphill.

SNOWBOARD FASTLANE SALOMON

Board for carving & freeride use, solidly built, safe and stable on the piste and high-performing in off-piste freeride, with a stiff flex. Boards wider than standard but not wide enough to be called wide. They accommodate many boots up to size 45 EU with a compact shell. In this category we also include boards whose width increases with size, specifying in the description which sizes are actually suitable for big feet. Boards wider than standard but not wide enough to be called wide. They accommodate many boots up to size 45 EU with a compact shell. In this category we also include boards whose width increases with size, specifying in the description which sizes are actually suitable for big feet. Directional boards have a slight or more pronounced directionality, and a sidecut calibrated to favour more aggressive riding with your preferred foot. The sidecut is therefore asymmetric; the board will be extremely stable and powerful on piste as well as on take-off/landing from the biggest features, and will float superbly in fresh snow. The feel in switch is still very good; these boards are recommended for riders looking for carving performance without sacrificing the option of spinning and landing. Directional camber: in this category we find the hybrid cambers that emphasise the board's directionality. Typical examples are combinations where the nose has more rocker (float in fresh snow and intuitive turn initiation) than the central camber or flat zones, before returning to rocker zones in the tail that are smaller than those in the nose. Float guaranteed! This is the value indicating a snowboard's resistance to bending. A stiff board (high flex) is more responsive and gives a more immediate, safe and stable response, while a soft board (low flex) is easier to handle and geared towards freestyle tricks. The stiff, aggressive flex delivers maximum speed, stability and responsiveness.

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Pick your gear and come try it out with the Farmily at one of the Fresh Farm snowcamps!!!