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Flow 2010-2011

Since 1996, Flow has been in the game of snowboarding with boards for a range of snowboarders.  In 10-11 they continue to offer their sick lineup to riders wanting boards for powder, park, pipe, freeriding or just learning how to ride.

For 10-11 Flow offers a variety of board options depending on your riding style.  Their camber pop cam focuses on 3-areas to rock out with camber, under the feet is traditional camber with flat between the bindings for added grip on ice, better float in pow and to lock onto rails while the tips are mellow for a more forgiving ride.  Their Reverse Camber Pow-Rock utilizes two cambered areas and a long mellow reverse camber from binding to binding to maximize your surface area and float in the deep stuff.  The Reverse Camber I-rock is reverse camber and a convex base between your feet for mellow carving with no edge catching, combined with camber in the binding area that goes flat just before the nose and tail.  Finally their Reverse Camber EZ-Rock is perfect for the rail yard or entry level rider who wants stability surfy feel without feeling off balance with a reverse camber and mellow convex base it reduces catching an edge.  Mixed with mellow camber under the feet to a flat shape up near the nose and tail for added stability and pop.

Flow Team

Features:  From front tens on indoor stadium kickers, to cab nines in the tahoe backcountry, to rock solid street rail jam missions, the team is your board of choice.  The Team features whiskey royale, pop-cam, directional twin, dual transitional sidecut, truflex core, lite quadrax with carbon, sintered 4000.

Sizes:  150, 153, 157, 159

Flow Quantum

Features:  This year we decided to hand the graphics over to non other than Mr Scotty Lago and what Scotty came up with is almost as mind-blowing as the technology inside the board.  The board features whiskey double malt, trutwin, popcam, dual transitional sidecut, ReFlex core, lite quadrax with carbon, sintered 4000.

Sizes:  150, 152, 155, 158

Flow Team and Quantum

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Flow Verve

Features:  The verve is a true twin freestyle board for any park specific shred.  Featuring tru twin, EZ-Rock, EZ transitional sidecut, tru flex core, biax, optix 2000.

Sizes:  149, 153, 155, 155W, 158, 158W

Flow Era

Features:  The all-new Era with added carbon is modified this year for more pop and aggressive park and all-mountain riding and we ain’t kidding.  The era features whiskey royale, trutwin, I-Rock, EZ transitional sidecut, Truflex core, biax with carbon, optix 2000

Sizes:  149, 152, 155, 155W, 158

Flow Verve and Era

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Flow Merc

Features:  The Merc comes to you with all-new base geometry that offers a slightly convex base for more forgiving turns, combined with a super mellow EZ-Rock slight reverse camber for super easy turning while still giving you a nice poppy flex.  The Merc is slightly directional, EZ-Rock, dual transitional sidecut, truflex core, biax, optix 2000.

Sizes:  149, 153, 156, 159, 160W, 163W

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Flow Infinite w/ I-rock

Features:  The infinite is one of the easiest boards to love, because well, it’s one of the easiest boards to ride.  The infinite with I-rock features whiskey royale, I-rock, directional, dual transitional sidecut, truflex core, lite quadrax with carbon, sintered 4000.

Sizes:  153, 156, 159, 159W, 162

Flow Infinite w/ popcam

Features:  One of the most well-rounded boards in the flow line, from park jumps to tree runs, the infinite  can hold up longer than you can ride it.  Meant for all-mountain/freestyle the Flow Infinite features whiskey royale, pop-cam, directional, dual transitional sidecut, truflex core,lite quadrax with carbon, sintered 4000

Sizes:  150, 153, 156, 159 ,159W, 162, 163W

Flow Solitude

Features:  Speed, agility, precision and total response is what we achieved when we redesigned the Solitude.  Meant for big mountain/freeriding, the Solitude features whiskey X, directional, PDT sidecut, Pow-rock, ReFlex core, lite quadrax with carbon, sintered 4000.

Sizes:  158, 161, 164, 169

Flow Merc, Infinite with I-rock, Infinite w/ popcam, Solitude

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Flow Venus w/ EZ Rock

Features: Taking shape from the award winning myriad, the venus offers a comfortable ride made for easy turns and mellow laps in the park, while being able to take a beating if you’re ready to dish it out.  The venus features directional twin, dual transitional sidecut, EZ-Rock, slightly convex nose/tail, truflex core, biax, optix 2000.

Sizes:  139, 143, 147, 151, 155

Flow Elation

Features:  The elation is a work of art and craftsmanship.  With a new slightly directional shape, it’s now easier than ever to take the elation anywhere in search of new, awe-inspiring terrain.  The elation features whiskey royale, slightly directional, pop cam, dual transitional sidecut, truflex core, biax, optix 2000.

Sizes:  143 147, 151, 155

Flow Venus (2 models in center), elation

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Flow Jewel

Features:  If you demand a board that performs in the park and rocks in the pow, then you’ll find it in the Jewel.  This board features whiskey royale, tru twin, I-rock with convex base, EZ transitional sidecut, truflex core, biax, optix 2000.

Sizes:    143, 146, 149 152

Flow Myriad

Features:  With style and technology pouring from this first-class female board, the Myriad will take you all over the mountain with the greatest of ease.  The Myriad features whiskey royale, trutwin, popcam, dual transitional sidecut, truflex core, lite quadrax with carbon, sintered 4000.

Sizes:  144, 148, 152, 156

Flow Elation, Jewel, Myriad

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  • Dora
    April 2, 2010 at 2:08 am

    heya,
    maybe you know which Flow female rocker is the best for jibbing (soft enought), cause I may have an opportunity to get it cheap next year? I have a Capita Saturnia for jumping big kickers, but it’s not the best press and rail board there is and a bit wide. And I’ve tried Capita FK fantasy but it was too soft and wibly for me even in a small jib park and too unstable even though I had a bunch of fun doing flat tricks and playing around. So I got really confused and I want something inbetween which I could use on big kickers or at least going at big speeds into jib features and play around with, but a bit more advanced at the same time, cause Fantasy is just too forgiving and unstable at the same time.

  • JJ Robison
    May 28, 2010 at 8:28 pm

    Been riding the 06/07 Quantum since… well, the winter of 06/07. Nothing like it. I’ll never forget the first few turns i took, with its brass edges gleaming in the Midwestern sunlight. The love between me and that board can not be described, over the years I’ve grown apart of it, but sadly my dumb ass took it for some tree riding this past spring so now its ruined. Looking forward to deciding whether this seasons Quantum or Team is right for me. Let me know what y’all think. Thanks.

  • Xavo
    June 10, 2010 at 3:49 pm

    What is Ez-Rock? what does that mean? is that the banana technology?
    i’m interested in buying a merc 2010-2011 model but i’m not sure…
    anyone with experience that could help me? thanks.

  • E
    June 12, 2010 at 9:46 pm

    The rocker is based off the I-Rock, so rocker between the feet & camber to the tip, flattens out just a tad before the tips. I-Rock is typically around 5-6mm of rocker, EZ-Rock is flatter so around 3-4mm with a little less camber to the tips. Pow-Rock is basically a shifted back version of the I-Rock. EZ-Rock is new, but the rocker/camber was around last year as well. Ian Thorley rode it all winter, did great in the dew tour.

  • Jess
    February 24, 2011 at 5:53 am

    hi, can you tell me please if the pop-cam as seen on myriad is hybrid camber (camber-rocker)..if not, can you tell me what does pop-cam mean? thanks

  • Shay
    March 1, 2011 at 12:08 pm

    Jess,

    The description of the pop cam is at the top of the post. Their camber pop cam focuses on 3-areas to rock out with camber, under the feet is traditional camber with flat between the bindings for added grip on ice, better float in pow and to lock onto rails while the tips are mellow for a more forgiving ride.