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The core is the inner layer(s) that makes up a snowboard. A snowboard core is usually constructed with strips of laminated wood and other materials. Common snowboard wood core materials include beech, birch, aspen, bamboo, and paulownia. Non-wood snowboard core materials include carbon, kevlar, and aluminum.
Carbon and kevlar are mostly used as reinforcements within the fiberglass layer of a snowboard but are sometimes part of the actual core.
With that said, other manufacturers take a holistic approach and include the fiberglass and any reinforcements when discussing interior materials; that is how “carbon core” snowboards are made.
Carbon strands (stringers) are added to the fiberglass layers in higher-end snowboards for added stiffness and pop. Fiberglass is more flexible than carbon fiber, stronger than many metals by weight, and is non-magnetic and non-conductive.
Carbon fibers find extensive use in the production of golf shafts due to their light weight — a property that imparts better swing quality to snowboards. As carbon fibers are lightweight, their use can decrease the mass of snowboard shafts.
The Global carbon fiber snowboard market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
Honeycomb Carbon Snowboard – The New Honeycomb is the lightest high-performance snowboard on the planet and vaporizes the competition with unlimited uses.
Honeycomb technology combining super light tip-to-tail Nomex Honeycomb core with woodcore reinforcements and prepreg laminates reduces weight and ensures max performance. The FLF shape in a new construction creates a super light, playful, smooth, and responsive ride.
Tip-to-tail carbon fiber strips add energy and rebound, and the stoneground 7200 graphite base adds speed. Ideal for the rider who demands the ultimate lightweight tool.
The Honeycomb is the lightest high-performance snowboard ever. The Smart FLF Rocker shape enhanced by its cap-sidewall prepreg construction gives back a playful, smooth, and responsive ride.
Carbon fiber strips add energy and rebound, the 8000 graphite base adds speed, and the smooth lacquered top reduces drag. Whether it’s an epic dump, late day crud, or just cruising the groomed, the Honeycomb will give an excellent performance.
