Features

Unity Snowboards 2010-2011

Unity Snowboards is one of those snowboard companies building and riding boards in the US and based out of Silverthorne, Colorado they have  a handful of mountains outside their backdoor.  They’ve grown their line from freeride to park and continue to advance each of their models over the years.  Unity is very much the small snowboard company but it gives you a refreshing look at how a company should be, Pete is out riding the products and when you talk to Unity you never worry about who to talk to.  Chances are if you watched the Grand Prix or Dew Tour this year you would have seen three riders throwing down on Unity Snowboards in the superpipe, finally giving Unity some recognition they deserve for their hardwork.

For 10-11, Unity expands reverse camber into their lineup with the Reverse, Dominion with a freeride powder rockered nose and the women’s Virgo.  Unity’s Reverse and Virgo feature 2mm of camber between the feet and 6mm of reverse camber from the feet towards the nose/tail giving.

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Unity Reverse

Features:  Twin tip shapes with twin flex patterns, small amount of camber (2mm) between the feet and then angles up at flat angles from the foot area, there is 6mm of rise on the nose and tail.  Full length vertically laminated wood core, bulletproof sintered P-tex sidewall, durasurf 2001 sintered base.

Sizes:  146, 152, 155, 154MW, 157MW, 159, 160W, 164, 165W

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Unity Pride

Features:  The ultimate do-it-all directional freestyle board continues with their proven carbon wrapped core, deep sidecut, full-length vertically laminated wood core, bulletproof sintered P-tex sidewall, Trizac finished 2001 durasurf sintered base.

Sizes:  152, 155, 159, 164, 160W, 165W

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Unity Origin

Features:  The true twin park board is completely symmetrical in both shape and flex with a centered stance.  The origin features wood composite impacts pads that strengthen the board under the binding area for adding strength, full-length vertically laminated wood core, bulletproof sintered P-tex sidewall, durasurf 2001 sintered base.  This is the board of choice for Zach Black, Dylan Bidez and JJ Thomas.

Sizes:  152, 155, 154 MW, 157 MW, 159, 160W

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Unity Virgo (Women’s)

Features:  High performance women’s specific board, the virgo features lightweight tri-axial fiberglass for reduced board weight and softer flex.  Directional in shape and flex with a centered radial sidecut.  For 10-11 the virgo has reverse camber with 2mm of camber between the feet and 6mm of reverse camber that angles up from the feet towards the tip and tail.  Full-length vertically laminated wood core, bulletproof sintered P-tex sidewall, Trizac finished 2001 durasurf sintered base.

Sizes:  145, 148, 152, 155

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Unity Dominion (left) and Unity Ultra Light Series (Right)

Unity Dominion

Features:  Classic big mountain freeride board but for 10-11 features a directional rocker design with camber under foot with a rockered nose.  There is an added carbon fork coming out from under the back foot, giving the tail of the board more torsional stiffness for powering out of turns off the tail of the board.   Full-length vertically laminated wood core, bulletproof sintered P-tex sidewall, Trizac finished 4001 durasurf sintered base.

Sizes:  155, 159, 164, 168, 160W, 165W, 170W, 180

Unity Ultra Light Series

Features:  High performance boards made with vectran/carbon fiber to make the boards incredibly lightweight and responsive.  The wood core combined with the vectran/carbon material makes these boards one pound lighter than our regular boards.  Full-length vertically laminated wood core, bulletproof sintered P-tex sidewall, Trizac finished 2001 durasurf sintered base.

Sizes:  155, 159, 164, 160W, 165W

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  • Kevin Tena
    January 12, 2012 at 10:25 am

    I really enjoyed riding the Unity Dominion, and I was trying to see if someone could give me a detailed comparison between the Unity Dominion and the Unity Reverse. I’m looking for the best freeride board between both. Thanks