Snowboard Forum Helm 2009/2010
| Medium stiffness snowboard- Twin-Directional | Freestyle
Not every board can handle the pressure, but the Helm is a born leader. Built using topless tech, the custom fade graphic is hand-screened onto hard glass so no two Helms look alike. With a clearcoat for protection, this technique shaves weight and heightens underfoot sensation. The Super F’n Gnar LE core means stability and weight savings where it matters most while metallic plugs create sidewall effects and a custom die-cut makes it feel like they broke the mold after making this one.
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Snowboard Forum Seeker 2009/2010
- | Stiff snowboard
- Twin-Tip | Park
The Seeker slays and stomps any feature in its film or finals line. A lighter, faster and gnarlier step up from the Destroyer for team guys, park crews and big-time contenders. A stiffer flex and more aggressive sidecut result in snap and response when ripping laps at real speed. Blacked-out cores, angry robotic monsters and a bloodshot die-cut give this aerial creature a creepy character.
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Snowboard Forum Symbol 2009/2010
- | Stiff snowboard
- Twin-Directional | Freestyle
This twin-like weapon is honed to the precise demands of high-speed, balls-out freestyle riding. Pow turns, switch landings, kicked out methods, and bomber groomed runs. The slightly set-back stance lets you power through chop and waist deep fresh while the Formula base and Super Gnar LE core give you the extra horsepower to clear that knuckle. Check out any of Jake Blauvelt or John Jackson’s video parts and you’ll see that with the Symbol, there is no end to freestyle’s potential.
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Snowboard Forum Pat Moore 2009/2010
- | Medium stiffness snowboard
- Twin-Directional | Park
Pat Moore works hard for his part. Each season he slays everything put in front of him, from street rails and superhuman transitions to a full-throttle skim on a snow machine. Pat gets sent on a sled mission, he blazes trail. He gets sent to a contest, he places top five. He’s ready to drop on a Jackson backcountry shoot while his filmer is still framing the shot. Some pros kill it, some work hard, Pat Moore does both, which is what earned him his own ride. Pat rides a tuned-up Scheme with a Fear and Loathing graphic as an ode to the original Forum pro who still charges hard.
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Snowboard Forum Eddie Wall 2009/2010
- | Medium stiffness snowboard
- Twin-Tip | Park
Shredding and killing it around the globe from Stockholm and NYC to the double-line at Snowpark, Eddie has earned fans everywhere. Hard to say if it’s his parts, winnings or style that have made him more famous, but the result is he gets to travel the world, party with rock stars and ride the rails under the bright light of celebrity. Still, Eddie is just Eddie. He throws no tantrums, films with multiple crews and lives the stoked life every shred would if they were as good as him. True to his roots, Eddie rides a Youngblood-shaped board, but his is souped up with a light core, quadrax glass and a sick custom graphic.
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Snowboard Forum Scheme 2009/2010
- | Medium stiffness snowboard
- Twin-Directional | Freestyle
Happy little tree jibs. Happy little landings. Happy little slashes. This smiley ride is a throwback to before royalty checks, autograph sessions and the X Games when Saturday mornings were about sugar cereal, five channels and happy boarding. High-resolution landscapes from the private Bob Ross collection turn a blank canvas into a piece of rec room art, while easy cruising geometry keeps both powder hounds and park rats on cloud nine. Bob was the original DIY artist and this board is no happy little accident.
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Snowboard Forum Destroyer Chillydog 2009/2010
- | Medium stiffness snowboard
- Twin-Tip | Park
This ChillyDog infused flagship brings Continuous Rocker fun to those destroying what lies in their path. No fruit here - this stable, rail slaying, transition stomping master redefines what it means to have fun on snow. Blacked out graphics only add to the limited run of these weapons. This is a new twist on a Forum classic.
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Snowboard Forum Destroyer 2009/2010
- | Medium stiffness snowboard
- Twin-Tip | Park
Like the team and the brand, Forum’s flagship board has been killing it since forever. Each year the Destroyer is the one caught slaying street rails, stomping new tricks and ruling monster transitions. This season experience how sick this board is on boxes, rails and features, but the serial art has surely evolved from an earlier darkness.
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Snowboard Forum Substance 2009/2010
- | Medium stiffness snowboard
- Twin-Tip | Park
When Peter Line came to us asking for a twin-tipped, rocker board, we couldn’t help but listen. Like Pete himself, The Substance has returned this year in full force. With graphics by Pete and featuring Forum’s new ChillyDog Continuous Rocker, this board has what you need to take freestyle from the steeps of the Northwest to the streets of the Northeast. Peter may tell you not to do drugs, but if you want to ride like him, this is one Substance you should abuse.
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Snowboard Forum Youngblood Chillydog 2009/2010
- | Medium stiffness snowboard
- Twin-Tip | Park
Progression lies at the very root of the Youngblood soul. The crew progresses riding and the board enables them to progress. So it only made sense to bring ChillyDog Continuous Rocker to this established street stick. Less on-edge hang-up and all the stability of a continuous rocker, translates to more stomped landings, more new tricks and a new Youngblood. Youngblood with Chillydog. What could be better?
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