Hover a selected preset to see what condition it's built for.
Shape
How tightly the board's sidecut is curved. A tight radius wants to snap into quick, short turns; a long radius favors fast, sweeping turns and needs more speed and edge angle to bend into an arc.
StraighterTighter sidecut
The board's width beneath your bindings. Narrower is quicker edge-to-edge and more precise on hardpack; wider floats better in deep snow and fits bigger boot sizes without toe/heel drag.
NarrowerWider
How tapered the nose is. A pointier nose sheds edge contact near the front for easier pivoting and less catching; a rounder, fuller nose keeps more edge in contact and adds float.
Rounder nosePointier nose
How tapered the tail is, mirroring the nose. A pointier tail releases turns quickly and feels playful; a rounder, fuller tail adds support and stability — especially useful on a directional board's shorter tail.
Rounder tailPointier tail
Overall rocker/camber intensity — how strongly the chosen Camber Profile below is expressed. Turned up, a rockered profile floats and forgives even more; a cambered profile grips and pops even harder.
SubtlerMore pronounced
The underfoot arc shape — a real, distinct choice on actual snowboards, not just a dial. Camber grips and pops hardest; rocker floats and forgives most; flat and hybrid sit between the two. Rocker Amount above scales how strongly whichever profile you pick is expressed.
How asymmetric the board is, front to back. A true twin has an identical nose and tail and rides switch (backward) exactly like forward; a fully directional board has a longer nose, a setback stance, and is not meant to be ridden switch.
True twinDirectional
Size
Scales the whole board up or down without changing its shape. A longer board is more stable at speed and floats better in powder; a shorter board is lighter, quicker to pivot, and easier to muscle around.
90cm (shortest) — 170cm (longest). Scales the whole design up or down — it doesn't change its shape.
Export
The JSON export is the source-of-truth design record — the future manufacturing-spec exporter will read from it, not from the 3D preview.
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