Option Signature

The “Sig” is the staple of the Option line. The philosophy behind its design inspires the entire Option line with its simple construction. This all-mountain board is the choice for the true freerider looking for a reliable, durable, performance-enhancing board. The “Sig” is geared for the whole mountain: its shape, offset stance and medium flex make it the go-everywhere stick in your quiver.

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Option Signature
MSRP $599.00
Release date January, 2007
Brand Option
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the graphic on this board is amazing...so moody
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ABILITY LEVEL
INTERMEDIATE - EXPERT
BOOT SIZE
6.5 - 10.5
CORE PROFILE
ALL MOUNTAIN PROFILE
CORE
SELECT
LAMINATE
CARBON TECH
BASE
STONE GROUND SINTRERED 4000
POWERRAIL
AFT
SIDEWALL
SIZES (length cm)
SINTERED UHMW
151 - 154 - 157 -160 -163

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Pros
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  • 4 years, going strong.
Cons
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Pros
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Cons
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MSRP  $539.95    Released  January, 2008
Pros
  • Each board has its own distinctive wood grain
  • very attractive
  • extremely durable
Cons
  • not good for freestyling - too large and heavy
ProSCORE
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Burton X8

Burton X8

MSRP  $699.00    Released  September, 2007

The Burton X8 is a high-performance twin-tipped freestyle board with great flex.  The X8 features Burton's new Infinite Channel System that allows for much more stance adjustability than ever before.  Graphics are pretty cool with a silver flake and black and yellow swirl.

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Morrow Blaze

Morrow Blaze

MSRP  $299.00    Released  January, 2006

If you're looking for something that will go anywhere and do anything, look no further. The Morrow Blaze Snowboard is your board of choice.Directional shape for both freestyle and freeride performance360? 3D structural cap provides strength and responsiveness360? edge protection, the strongest edge aroundFull-length Performance Core for a smooth, responsive ride1000-grade extruded die-cut base...

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Pros
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Cons
  • Some might consider the graphics to be a bit twisted
ProSCORE
2 reviews
60
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Gnu CHB Series

Gnu CHB Series

MSRP  $349.99    Released  September, 2007

Gnu carbon beams are built by robots and feature a low maintenance X2000 base, acrylight alloy sidewall, bi-axial glassweaves, vertically laminated E.M.O. 3 wood core, and radial sidecuts on twin shapes.  Graphic designed by artist Adam Hayes. DISCIPLINE: ALL MOUNTAIN FREESTYLE SHAPE: Twin CORE: E.M.O. 3 Core REINFORCEMENTS: None BASE: Extruded FIBERGLASS: Biaxial SIDECUT:...

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Forum Recon

MSRP  $400.00    Released  January, 2007

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Burton Jussi Snowboard

Burton Jussi Snowboard

MSRP  $499.95    Released  January, 2006

For 06, Burton built upon perfection to keep Jussi on point in any terrain. From biggie-sized kickers to urban rails to just cruising with friends, this snappy and responsive board helps you stomp heavy rotations while providing enough stability to make learning new tricks fun. The 159?s directional shape and core charges through variable...

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Pros

  • the graphic on this board is amazing...so moody

Cons

  • the price of this board is steep!

Competitors

dakalvia prefers Forum Recon (2008), Arbor Element (2008), Gnu Altered Genetics over Option Signature
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