Korua Shapes: Tech Talk and other news

Korua Shapes: Tech Talk

Tech Talk – Splitboard Prep With Nicholas: Nicholas Wolken is no stranger to inland adventures, and in this installment of the Tech Talk series, he walks us through his routine of preparing for a splitboard mission. Remembering the importance of safety, providing advice on equipment and what to pack in your backpack depending on the planned hike.

Korua Shapes: Split Line, Pocket Rocket 129 and Apparels

Split Line

With the closure of lifts in several parts of the world, attention has shifted to missions powered by human power alone. Drawing inspiration from the favorite powder and freeride shapes of the Classic Line, several options are available in the Split Line to suit various riding styles, budgets and sizes. The Escalator Split, the only shape specifically designed for split, has received numerous accolades from Splitboard Mag, Whitelines Magazine, Backcountry Magazine, among others. Due to its extremely low weight, shape design and responsiveness, this model is considered essential for tackling prolonged climbs and technically challenging terrain.

Pocket Rocket 129

Pocket Rocket is back in stock! This short, wide board is ideal for fun on spring slush and for continued use throughout the season. After an extended wait, it has been announced that this “micro-cruiser” is once again available for those seeking a unique driving experience. It is characterized by being extremely playful, similar in riding to an old skateboard, being short and maneuverable, and promising an exciting riding experience. Available while supplies last.

Headwear and XXL Sizing for Tees and Hoodies

Some of Korua ‘s favorites have been updated and new styles have been introduced for spring and summer while maintaining a fresh look. New products include “The Retro Rider,” an unstructured 5-panel hat made of 100 percent organic cotton and decorated with a new logo inspired by carving and old school designs.

In addition, the Beanie and the classic 5-panel hat have been improved and are now made from more sustainable materials. The Beanie is made of 100 percent Merino wool, while the 5-panel hat is made of organic cotton and features a woven label and brushed steel buckle.

To meet demand, larger sizes have been added, including XXL (North American XL), ideal for those who prefer wider garments. It is advisable to consult the size guides on the clothing pages of the site and, when in doubt, opt for a larger size.