Apex Orca - High-Performance Waterproof Smartwatch with Heart Rate Monitor & GPS Tracking for Outdoor Sports, Running, Swimming, and Fitness Enthusiasts

The ultimate apex Natural Selection winning, pow pillow blasting directional snowboard in pinnacle apex “Techno Pop” carbon technology performance construction. Travis took his beloved Orca and merged it with his elite high performance snowboard world freestyle tour dreams and multiplied them by Mike Olson’s technical composite wizardry to come up with this ultralight supreme Orca freestyle evolution. The long floaty Orca nose loves pow. A directional C2 contour rips resort, trenches hardpack carves and blasts off mountainous side hits. The Orca’s unique powerful short radius camber tail provides power and control and maximum mobility and control in tight, steep technical terrain. Unidirectional carbon over 30° carbon mega X over magnesium fiber bands wrapping a recycled PET plastic bottles, Paulownia, and FSC® certified Aspen core. Eco sublimated bio beans top and rugged, fast sintered base. All this and the elimination of swing weight with “Anti Matter” 3 -D tips and tails… Lib's favorite twin power fish snowboard just went bionic. Volume shifted, ride this board 3-6 cm shorter than your normal board.

• Travis’ dream directional pillow slayer in dreamy techno pop carbon construction
  
• Performance resort ripping to heli drops
  
• Light weight anti matter 3-d floaty nose power camber fish tail
  
• Hybrid C2x Directional Extreme Riding All Terrain Contour
  
• Magne-Traction Effortless Edge Hold 
  
• Serrated Steak Knife Technology
  
• Techno Pop Construction (TP)
  
• Extended 30% Aspen / 25% Paulownia / 45% (PET) recycled bottles Core
  
• Unidirectional Carbon / 30º Carbon Mega X / Magnesium Techno Fiber Bands Glass
  
• Eco Sublimated Bio Beans Top
• Sintered Knife-Cut Base
  
• Lightweight Spin Slim Tip/Tail
  
• Birch Internal Sidewalls
  
• UHMW Sintered Sidewalls
  
• UHMW Tip/Tail Impact Deflection
  
• Mervin Made Zero Hazardous Waste
  
• Hand Built in Washington State
  
• Art by Toby Grubb ( @this )