What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"The Sky Pilot earns its name, this board wants to fly. That directional combination camber keeps it locked in on groomers but still loose enough to play when conditions get interesting, and the Bond's footbed is noticeably more dampened than anything else I've ridden on long days."Does a board have to choose between locked in and loose? The Sky Pilot Snowboard says no. Rocker at the tip and tail keeps it surfy the second the snow softens up, while camber underfoot holds a hard, confident edge the moment a rider lays into a groomer. It is a board built for riders who have moved past the learning phase and want something that grows right alongside them. The SI Core and Carbon Y Beam add pop and longitudinal stiffness exactly where it counts, without ever tipping into stiff, and the Triax glass keeps things planted at real speed. Underfoot, the Bond Binding carries that same balance through to the legs, its MODULE Chassis clearing dead zones so every ounce of edge hold gets through, and its thicker Harshmellow footbed keeping things comfortable through however many laps the day calls for.