"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve spent seasons on the DOA, and it’s still one of the most versatile boards I’ve ever ridden. It carves hard when you want to lay it over, but it’s light and poppy enough to hit jumps and side hits all day. The profile makes it super forgiving while still packing plenty of snap—perfect for riders who want just one board to do it all.""Who It’s ForIntermediate to Advanced All-Mountain Freestyle Riders:The DOA is designed for riders who want one board to handle park laps, carving, and all-resort versatility. It’s approachable enough for progressing riders but tuned with the power and response that keep advanced snowboarders coming back season after season. What It’s ForResort Riding with Park and Freestyle Focus:Equipped with a Resort V1 camber profile, the DOA thrives across groomers, side hits, and freestyle features. Its blend of camber power and forgiving zero/reverse sections means it’s at home carving hardpack, pressing rails, or spinning off jumps. Why We Like ItIconic Blend of Power, Pop, and Progression:We like the DOA because it’s a proven all-timer that makes every run fun. The P2 Superlight Core is durable and lively, Hybrid Holysheet glass adds strength without weight, and carbon fiber boosters bring extra snap. Paired with the Quantum Drive base, it’s fast, reliable, and built for progression anywhere on the hill."
Price: $463.96 from Backcountry
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