M3 Discord
Beginners, take note: The M3 Discord is the perfect snowboard for a soft yet fun introduction to the world of snowboarding. Engineered with an intuitive twin flew design for easy turns and great response in the halfpipes, you can’t go wrong with a stiff board that teaches you proper reflexes while still allowing you to have fun popping big air while you’re learning your landings. Special sidewall construction lets you turn easily and promptly without tossing you overboard, while the full length wood core sandwiched over a sintered die-cut P-Tex base offer speed on groomers and let you float on powder. A great freestyle board for the beginner that maintains a high fun factor for even the experienced snowboarder – and at a great price!
Many, many snowboarders get their start on a board like this, and they say the M3 Discord tops nearly all of the beginner boards since it actually forces you to learn the slopes as you have fun. Molded EVA toe and heel shock pads mean this snowboard is comfortable enough for all-day mountaineering while the rigid designs translates into durability for thousands of rides. If you’re looking to try the sport out and don’t want to settle for a shoddy, overused rental, then the M3 Discord is the perfect choice. Happy boarding!
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US $179.95
Comment by MC
Nice board. Has many “premium” features found on more expensive boards. Great durability, stability, carving, grip on pipe walls, pop. Overall, an excellent bargain board geared toward beginners/intermediates. I wanted a stiff board to absorb the chatter of icy hills, and it does that all day. It has a stiff tail, which is great for pop, but takes effort to tail press. At least the nose is good for butters and presses.
Comment by JaCk fRoSt
This board is fantastic!!!!! the brand is not very weel know, but it should be. This board is even better with Flow bindings. This board is great for any type of riding. It’s not too heavy and is very durable. I have the 2008 version of this board but there is not much of a difference. I would recommend this board to anyone! I am 6 foot and my board is 158cm. Good Luck!!!!!
Comment by pcfix_3
I started with one of those cheap rental boards and got tired of it after my first day. I found the older version (2008) for a great deal new at one of the local stores in Colorado Springs. It’s a great board for almost any situation. It’s got a good pop and it’s a little more stiff than some other boards. This board works great with any type of bindings that I’ve put on it, but I like the way my flow bindings fit and work with it. It’s great in powder as well as ice. It makes learning how to board fairly easy while allowing for more intermediate runs. It holds up well to jumps and rails and is durable to last quite a while. I’ve had mine for coming up on 4 seasons now.