What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"The Horizon instantly felt balanced for both carving and freestyle. On groomers, it held an edge confidently, but when I took it to side hits and natural features, it was super poppy and fun. The directional twin profile gave me freedom to ride switch without losing stability. Honestly, it's the kind of board I'd ride all day because it adapts no matter what mood I'm in."Who It's ForIntermediate to Expert All-Mountain Freestyle Riders:The Horizon is built for riders who want a board that can carve groomers, hit side hits, and lap the park without changing setups. Perfect for snowboarders progressing into freestyle or those who value adaptability across resort terrain. What It's ForAll-Mountain Exploration with Freestyle Play:From carving clean arcs to pressing, popping, and sliding, the Horizon thrives on variety. Its directional twin shape handles jumps and rails with ease, while the Deep Days inserts unlock extra float for powder laps. Why We Like ItAdaptability, Energy, and Smooth Control:We like how the Horizon blends freestyle playfulness with dependable all-mountain performance. The Classic Core combines poplar, paulownia, and ash for durability and responsiveness. A carbon center stringer adds backbone for stability, while the subtle early rise with camber underfoot keeps turns precise and lively. Bonus setback inserts mean powder days don't feel like a compromise.