TAVOLA SNOWBOARD BOREALIS TUNDRA 2023

Since we released the Tundra back in 2015, it has quickly become our best-selling model globally. Its natural bamboo topsheet decorated with epic tundra-inspired landscapes or its eco-construction might be part of the reason. But once the board is strapped to your feet, its feel, lightness and comfort clearly become the main reason for its success. The Tundra is an extremely-well balanced twin tip snowboard with a mild 12mm inserts set-back. It simply works everywhere, whatever the conditions. Piste cruising, park, powder, side hits, you name it, the Tundra will do it. Construction-wise, it comes with a premium IS7200 sintered base with which speed won’t be a problem. For added dynamism and pop, we applied an updated carbon beam matrix running from the front and back insert packs towards the tips. To reduce chatter and unwanted vibration, we use our Powder Paw, which is intermeshed carbon and kevlar strips applied vertically along both sides of the board. 
Shortlisted in Whitelines’s 22-23 famed 100 and selected in their 22-23 “Best All-Mountain Snowboards” list,  “2022 Best All-Mountain” model by TheGoodRide (USA) and selected several times by ACT Snowboarding Magazine (France) for their “Best Snowboards Awards”,  the Tundra is already considered as one the most balanced boards on the market. Its twin-tip shape, 6/10 medium flex and Camrock profile (rocker – camber – rocker) bring perfect response and control, fluid and easy turn initiation, effortless glide in powder, an amazing pop for freestyle and efficient and powerful edge hold on piste to please your extreme carver instincts. If you’re looking for a do-it-all-board that excels pretty much everywhere, don’t look any further, the Tundra is what you need. 

CONDITIONS
All-Mountain
Backcountry Freestyle
Powder
Carving
Everyday Cruising
Park

SUSTAINABILITY
FSC©-certified Bamboo Topsheet
Certified FSC© Ultra Light Forest Core
Greenpoxy Bio-Resin
Developped in the carbon-neutral Borealis HQ
Borealis supports projects run by the EOCA (European Outdoors Conservation Association)