
Board Profile
Quad Camber
A dynamic, camber-dominant profile with a more aggressive load outside of the feet for snap and response, and a mellower, more forgiving load between the feet.
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Our flagship true-twin freestyle board, the Huck Knife, was built for jumps, transition, and rails using our most aggressive camber profile and paired with a versatile flex for precise maneuvers. A steeper nose and tail design provides snap, response, and swing weight reduction while a long list of tech enhances pop and stability at high speeds.
Salomon Performance Profile
How easily does this snowboard bend under pressure? A soft flex is great for fun maneuverability while a stiff flex is better for aggressive high speed hill bombing.
Beginner level snowboards are fun and approachable for all riders while an advanced snowboard is tuned for a particularly aggressive / athletic style of snowboarding.
Designed to ride differently

Board Profile
A dynamic, camber-dominant profile with a more aggressive load outside of the feet for snap and response, and a mellower, more forgiving load between the feet.
A dynamic, camber-dominant profile with a more aggressive load outside of the feet for snap and response, and a mellower, more forgiving load between the feet.
What makes this board
Weight is the most reliable starting point for snowboard length. Height and riding style help fine-tune the recommendation.
Find your starting size by weight, then use height and riding style to fine-tune the fit.
| Weight | Height | Size (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| 100–120 lbs | 4′8″–5′ | 138–146 |
| 110–130 lbs | 4′10″–5′2″ | 142–150 |
| 120–140 lbs | 5′–5′4″ | 146–154 |
| 130–150 lbs | 5′2″–5′6″ | 149–156 |
| 140–160 lbs | 5′4″–5′8″ | 151–158 |
| 150–170 lbs | 5′6″–5′10″ | 153–160 |
| 160–185 lbs | 5′8″–6′ | 155–162 |
| 170–195 lbs | 5′10″–6′2″ | 156–164 |
| 180–210 lbs | 6′–6′4″ | 157–166 |
| 210+ lbs | 6′2″+ | 159+ |
−Go approximately 2–4 cm shorter for park, freestyle, beginners or a more manoeuvrable feel.
+Go approximately 2–4 cm longer for freeride, powder, speed or additional stability.
Need help? Ask our team for personalized sizing advice. Call The DROP - 780-814-5372
Match board width to your boot size to help avoid toe and heel drag.
| Men's Boot | Women's Boot | Board Width |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 9.0 | Up to 10.0 | Regular <255mm |
| 9.5–10.5 | 10.5–11.5 | Regular or Wide |
| 11.0+ | 12.0+ | Wide 255mm+ |
Tip: If you're between widths or use lower binding angles, consider going wider to help prevent toe and heel drag. *These are suggestions are a general guide - always check the specific models Size Chart before purchasing*
Enter your stats for a personalized starting range.
Board Length
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Board Width
