Description

Over the past two years Dylan Warren and the MBS Product Team have been testing some super exciting new advancements in mountainboard tech.  Which we’re excited to finally make public in the form of the Pro Warren III.  The star attraction is Dylan’s new signature pro model deck which heralds a return to full composite snowboard construction featuring a lively vertically-laminated multi-species wood core, durable polyurethane sidewalls, and a strong and poppy fiberglass layup.  All that is encased in hardwearing sublimated PBT graphics showcasing the amazing art of Jess Mudgett with art direction from Dylan himself (check out the method behind the madness in our new DWIII tech talk).

Details:

– High performance snowboard-style composite construction

– Vertically laminated multi-species wood core

– Poppy fiberglass / epoxy structural layers

– Flat cross section delivers pure flex / pop from tip to tail and extra stability on rails (concave built into grip pad instead of deck)

– Durable polyurethane “white-wall” sidewalls protect wood core from the elements

– Hard-wearing sublimated PBT top graphic

– Slick textured PBT base graphic ideal for rail slides

– Aluminum truck-hole bushes – increase truck mounting precision and protect internal core from moisture

– Multiple truck and binding mounting positions

– Art by Jess Mudgett / Instagram @jessmudgett

Specs:
Deck Construction: Snowboard Composite Construction (SCC)*
Deck Tip Angle: 30
Deck Length (Tip to Tip): 38.6 (in) / 98 (cm)
Deck Width (Max): 9.6 (in) / 24.4 (cm)
Deck Weight: 5.8 (lb) / 2.6 (kg)

Notes:
* Snowboard Composite Construction (SCC) is the same construction used for snowboards.  It consists of a vertically laminated wood core encased in multiple layers of composite fiberglass/epoxy for superior strength and pop. Sublimated PBT graphic layers are used on top and bottom (great for sliding). A continuous polyurethane sidewall protects the entire perimeter of the deck so no water can ever reach your core.

Grip Pad and Tape Sold Separately