Weekend covets snowboards instead of thinking of them as commodities and limits the number of snowboards they produce each season which mean when you see a Weekend snowboard you really notice it. Each year the boards are built in Austria and they only offer a limited number of boards per size, per model. Each board is hand numbered and you have a fraction of something rare.
For 2012, Weekend offers a selection of options. Traditional camber comes on the Good Life, Hypershred and Comfort Cruiser. Flapjack (flat profile) comes on the hypershred. Continuous Reverse Camber for added float in deep powder and camber for groomed runs, comes on the Good Life. Smorgasbord which has flat between the bindings, reverse camber outside of the bindings comes on the comfort cruiser.
Weekend The Good Life by Heikki Sorsa
Tip to Tail 100% poplar wood core, triax glass for maximum flexibility, kevlar reinforcement beams for torsional strength, full wrap edges, 4×2 insert pattern, structurn base, bomb proof ABS sidewalls, available in traditional camber or 6mm continuous reverse camber. Graphics by Sean Barnhart
Sizes: 153, 155, 157
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Weekend Hypershred by Eddie Wall
Full length aspen/poplar blend core, triax glass on top for torsion, biax on the bottom for flex, full wrap edges, 4×2 insert pattern, structurn base, rail resistant ABS sidewalls, available in traditional camber and flapjack camber.
Sizes: 148, 154, 156
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Up close look at the Hypershred graphics and limited edition weekend out of 150.
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Weekend Comfort Cruiser
Aspen/poplar blend wood core, triax glass on top for torsion, biax on bottom for flex, fully wrapped edges, 4×2 insert pattern, structurn base, ABS sidewalls, available in traditional camber or smogasbord flat/reverse combo. Graphics by Michael Hsiung
Sizes: 148, 154, 157
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Joanne Leung
March 8, 2011 at 11:04 amOh I love the one with the net and a duck in the bottle! So awesome! thanks for sharing!