Camp Seven set out to be the premiere freeride snowboard brand. With a history steeped in Big Mountain descents and backcountry adventure, This industry innovator brings that knowledge to a product that can be equally usable on your local mountain (or even hill). The Rainier uses Camp Seven's premium multi flex core to assure control when pressed into even the hairiest of situations. The reinforced mid section offers insures torsional rigidity. That adds up to incredible hold over icy spots and immediate edge bite after big landings. Tip to Tip vertically laminated wood core. Core-Ex lamination for the ultimate in edge control, Duraspeed topsheet, and light-touch internal dampening with a Precision Ground 4200 base. Camp Seven pulled out all the stops on their 2009 Valdez line. Known as one of the least forgiving places on earth, Valdez requires precision...or else. This binding utilizes the best in thermotechnology in producing a baseplate with unprecedented strength while maintaining the required flex to sustain during big drops and hard landings. Anatomically correct baseplates, Aluminum power ratchets, oversized Xact-Contour straps. Fits boot sizes 8-14. Disks and hardware are included.Take your freeriding to the next level with the Camp Seven Contact 2010 snowboard and bindings. The Contact uses a four-layer Strand-Tech sub-base laminate layer to ensure the best possible surface grip--a technology sometimes called "posi-traction for snowboarding." As a result, the Contact is right at home whether boosting off a critical knoll or arcing huge sweepers in an open snowfield. The board also offers Core-Ex lamination for the ultimate in edge control, along with a Duraspeed topsheet and a light-touch internal dampening system with a Precision Ground 4200 base. This particular snowboard is a size 158, which is ideal for a rider between 120 and 200 pounds with a shoe size of 7 to 12. |
