As one of the few snowboard companies with their own factory building snowboards in the United States, Signal Snowboards continues to build boards based around the fun factor. From their insanely soft park rocker to their reverse camber omni, they have rocker boards for a variety of riders but also continue to build traditional camber [...]
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Location: Breckenridge & Steamboat, Colorado
Snow Conditions: Mixture of weather with hardpacked groomers to overcast on new snow.
Setup: I rode the Signal Omni with my Union Force SL’s and my Bonfire Geo boots.
First Impression: Definitely not what I was expecting but a nice surprise on signal’s take to reverse camber.
Size: 156cm
Weight: lighter than average
Flex: The omni [...]
When it comes to snowboard factories in the United States there are few and far between but in southern California lies The Lodge – Signal Snowboards factory. Built around the motto, “dream it, built it, ride it” and they do, even from the parking lot.
Signal was the third stop on my California adventure in two [...]
The Signal crew is hitting the road to deliver plenty of tailblocks and tortillas (yes they go hand in hand) to the mountains in Utah, Colorado and California. Sounds like a good time to me!
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Signal Snowboards already creates snowboards, coffee and now for 2009-2010 launched into their own outerwear collection. I was able to peruse the outerwear at SIA to check it out in person to see how they would take outerwear into their own hands. The designs are simple, clean cut and playing the safe card [...]
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Dream it, Build it, Ride it!
It’s not hard to spot a Signal Snowboard, each model has a distinct artistic look that showcases their place in the snowboard community. They make snowboards they themselves ride and have dived into other products that they like, whether it’s coffee or now outerwear. The snowboards are made [...]
