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Artec Novus 2011/2012 snowboard

Gender/Age: MensPurpose: All mountainShape: DirectionalBend: CamberBase material: ExtrudedConvex: NoPrice in collection: $$$+

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Snowboard Artec Novus 2011/2012 snowboard

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Features and technologies

Features and technologies

Base DeltaTec base
Bend HyperTec camber
Core IsoTec wood core
Mounting 4x2 inserts
Reinforcement FiberTec fiberglass
Sidewall MonoTec sidewalls
Manufacturer's description

Manufacturer's description

We designed the Novus to provide user-friendly performance that is perfect for a wide range of riders. Featuring a directional twin tip shape, our IsoTec Wood Core, MonoTec sidewalls and GammaTec base, the Novus delivers responsive agility and has a smooth forgiving flex. Versatile, fun to ride, and easy to maintain, the Novus is great for all ability levels and terrain, and it's the board Johnny Miller chooses when he heads out to get loose in the backcountry. The Novus wide model adds stability and floatation to the performance of the standard width model while eliminating toe and heel drag for riders with big feet.

Measurements and parameters

Measurements and parameters

Size, cm 146 150 154 158
Length, mm 1460 1500 1540 1580
Effective edge, mm 1077 1110 1143 1175
Nose width, mm 289 291 292 297
Waist width, mm 242 244 245 250
Tail width, mm 285 287 288 293
Sidecut radius, mm 6600 7000 7400 7900
Stance width, mm 480-560 500-580 520-600 520-610
Setback, mm 15 20 20 25
This snowboard model in other seasons collections

This snowboard model in other seasons collections

2011/2012 2010/2011 2009/2010 2008/2009
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