"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""This is the board I grab when I’m heading out into mixed conditions and want something that can charge hard but still float when it gets deep. The response and edge hold are unreal—it handles steeps, trees, and groomers without hesitation.""Who It’s For Advanced Freeriders and All-Mountain Chargers: Designed for riders who thrive on steep terrain, variable snow, and technical lines. Perfect for those who want powerful edge control, stability at speed, and the confidence to handle anything from icy groomers to powder-filled trees. What It’s For Steeps, Trees, and Variable All-Mountain Conditions: The Veda is built for freeriding with a directional shape, slight taper, and setback stance for extra float in deep snow. System Camber provides precision and drive on hardpack, while Grip Tech and 3D Fenders add confidence on ice and smooth turn initiation. Why We Like It Precision, Float, and Eco-Minded Design: We like the way the Veda blends camber responsiveness with freeride float. The Grip Tech edges keep it locked in when conditions get sketchy, while 3D Fenders make transitions smoother. Add in the eco-conscious Highland III wood core and bio-resin layup, and it feels strong, light, and sustainably built."
Price: $599.95 from Backcountry
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