The 540 Blackdeck snowboard is a progression-focused board that will have you improving your skills at a lightning pace. Featuring a soft-mid flex, a true twin shape, and a reverse camber profile that makes riding forgiving and catch-free, you'll be riding regular and switch with confidence and ease. If you're stepping up from rental gear or just starting out on snow, the Blackdeck has all the tech you need to go from beginner to intermediate and beyond. Board Type: Beginner / Groomers Camber Type: Reverse (Rocker) The reverse camber has predictability to its ride without ever worrying about catching an edge. Its loose surfy feel is ridden more between the feet and naturally planes above powder. Unlike Positive Camber, this board is already in the shape of a turn so it basically auto-turns itself. It is also great for exaggerated butters and presses on rails and boxes. Flex (1 = soft, 10 = stiff): 4/10 Shape: True Twin This board construction is mirrored from nose to tail, meaning it will ride the same in both regular and switch. Core: Poplar Wood Base: Extruded Extruded bases are strong, easy to care for, and will stay consistent even if you forget to wax them every now and then. Inserts: 2x4 SIZE CHART Length (cm) Effective Edge (mm) Waist (mm) Nose / Tail Width (cm) Sidecut (m) Max Stance (cm) Weight Range (kg) 150cm 1190 247 288 7.3 / 9.5 60.45 45 - 68 150cm Wide 1150 259 300 7.6 56 45 - 68 155cm 1230 250 294 7.3 / 9.5 64.26 54 - 81 155cm Wide 1230 259 300 18 / 4.6 / 18 64.26 54 - 81 158cm 1250 253 298 7.8 / 10 64.26 63 - 90 159cm Wide 1270 268 312 16 / 5 / 16 64.26 63 - 90 163cm Wide 1300 268 312 15.5 / 5.5 / 15.5 64.26 72 - 100+ Not sure which size to get? Check out our snowboard size chart here. Not sure if you need a wide board or not? Find out here. Want to find out about snowboard cambers and shapes? Click here. Want to find out about different types of snowboard edges (magne-traction)? Click here. Want to find out about the difference in snowboard bases? Click here. Want to find out about snowboard construction? Click here.
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