Our best-selling, most-loved all-mountain carving snowboard gets reworked for 2027. For extra response, we added four Drive Pads™ – cross-grain poplar/paulownia pads positioned at the inserts. These deliver more pressure into the Power Bumps™. We’ve also shifted to an even more durable topsheet material, with a full design overhaul.
BIG UPDATES FOR 2027
RIDERS TOLD US WHAT TO KEEP
Before we changed anything, we Knew what already worked.
“This board turns so exceptionally well.” — The Angry Snowboarder
“It’s a beast for its size.” — The Good Ride
“…a true joy to turn.” — Sean Gallaway, Men’s Journal
Three different reviewers, three different riding styles — all landing on the same thing: this board carves like nothing else in its class. That’s the part we didn’t touch.
All-Conditions, All-Terrain Versatility
$749
Hardpack to pow, steeps to trees performance
$995
All-Conditions, All-Terrain Versatility.
$749
All-Mountain Carving With A Devilish Streak
Made for slashing pow and carving trenches
This little devil doesn’t pick a lane. Shovel nose, compact fish tail, wide waist — shaped to float in powder and carve hard on groomers alike.
Full camber locks in edge hold and pop, with just enough early rise up front to ease you into every turn.
Medium flex adapts by length, so shorter sizes stay playful without going soft.
Built tough — Poplar and Paulownia core with two full length ash stringers added, Triax fiberglass, carbon stringers on top and bottom, race-ready sintered base. Now unisex, across the whole size range
Pro sizing tip: ride the Biru 4–5 cm shorter than your normal board.
“The topsheet started with a photo I took myself — snow exploding off a slashed turn, frozen mid-spray. I colored that spray devil red. It’s a small detail, most won’t notice, but if you know it, you’ll definitely see it’s a pow shot. Biru means “devil” in the Nordic Sámi language — so yeah, it’s a bit of a devil of a board.”
— Mats Drougge, Founder & Shaper
