Stranda Snowboards Bowlrider EVO 159
The updated Bowlrider 2.0 features a unique dark-stained maple top. Its camber is slightly elevated compared to previous versions, providing even better carving capabilities. We’ve also added the Graphite Electra base with a stone-grind structure that performs exceptionally well on groomed runs. All in all, the Bowlrider 2.0 offers supreme carving performance and all-mountain versatility.
| Length
| Weight range kg/lbs
| Eff. Edge
| Nose Width
| Waist Width
| Tail Width
| Sidecut
| Setback
| Cent. Stance
| Stance width
| Underfoot front width
| Underfoot rear width |
| 159
| 70-90/155-200
| 1225
| 313
| 260
| 299
| 7,6
| 20
| 53
| 47-61
| 275
| 270 |
| 165
| 75-100/165-220
| 1272
| 318
| 260
| 303
| 7,8
| 22
| 53
| 47-61
| 273
| 271 |
| 165 wide
| 75-110/165-240
| 1272
| 328
| 270
| 313
| 7,8
| 22
| 53
| 47-61
| 283
| 281 |
Shape
The Bowlrider features a short round tail that allows for better control in deep powder. The unique hammerhead-sharknose brings you next level riding even in thick crust. This is a board shaped to excel in variable conditions.
Profile
The updated version of the Bowlrider has added camber length and height optimizing it for on piste performance. Still there’s a lot of noserocker for ease of handling in powder.
CORE
At Stranda Snowboards we use ash wood and a minor part poplar in our cores. Ash is perfect for building high-performance snowboards as it dampens vibrations and holds its camber, extending the life of your board. Adding poplar keeps the weight down. Choosing a premium material also allowed us to reduce the use of petroleum-based composites. We use a thin layer of bamboo as the topsheet, which adds to performance.