Specs

• Anti Rocker (ATX): Less is more. Anti Rocker Boards are totally flat, well almost. We design these boards with the slightest positive camber when they come out of the press. By doing this, we have created a design that has more pop like a camber board, with catchfree tip and tails.
• VDFLU: We created VDFLU (Variable Density Fiberglass Layup) to take the heaviest of beatings, the flattest of landings, to give board breakers something to fear. VDFLU is a new proprietary glass layup technique that strategically disburses impact over more axis only where it is needed. We have engineered the glass layup to be stronger, have more pop, and last longer without adding weight or stiffness to the board.
• MAGNE TRACTION: Here at Smokin, we build boards that we like to ride.  When there is a technology out there that is the best available, why would you want to ride anything else?  Our pursuit of the perfect snowboard has been a driving force since day one, with a constant progression and a search for the best materials and designs available. 5 years ago the path to snowboard enlightenment got wavy.
• True Twin: Our true twin boards feature a symmetrical shape, sidecut, and core profile for a consistent feel regular or switch.
• Park Flex: Our most popular flex pattern, park flex is a versatile core profile that is designed to be lively, responsive, and stable while maintaining a fun playful pressable characteristic. Soft enough to press it out, stable enough to stomp big.
• R3 Environmentally conscious manufacturing is our effort to reduce the footprint that building snowboards creates. Whenever possible we use recycled plastics, reduce waste in our processes and reuse material to minimize our impact on our surroundings.  
• Skate Kicks: Jib flex patterns are designed for our softest boards to create a forgiving pressable feel perfect for rail riding and buttering. Focused core profiling creates specific press zones while maintaining pop and stability where you need it.
• OneBallJay Factory Wax: OneBallJay began as an experimental surf wax project in 1986 when Jay Rota (a.k.a. One Ball Jay) and Matt Cummins were introduced to surfing by Mike Olson and Peter Saari of Mervin Manufacturing. During the summer, skateboarding was their main focus and surfing proved to be a fresh alternative. In the midst of surfing and driving to the beach, they decided to try making their own surf wax.