Salomon Grail 2024

The 2024 Salomon Grail is an entry level snowboard designed to give boys the best possible start to snowboarding. With a super flat design, soft flex, and concave Bowl Skate Base, the Grail will make those turns come easier and quicker with less falls and more smiles.

Rider Level: Beginner

Board Type: All Mountain

Camber Type: Super Flat Camber

Completely flat to the contact points, Super Flat camber is an easy and forgiving camber profile that still maintains response and pop.

Flex: Soft

A soft flex for easy and forgiving riding.

Playfulness	Precision	Responsiveness/Pop	Floatation
6/6	2/6	3/6	3/6

Shape: True Twin

True Twin boards are constructed exactly the same from tip to tail for identical performance in both switch and regular

Radial – The classic radial sidecut, which gives you smooth and reliable turns.

Core: Aspen

A full-length Aspen wood core with high-density birch strips for enhanced insert strength.

BA LD – The use of low-density fibres creates a lighter board that keeps its playful forgiving flex forever.

Base: Extruded

A durable base that requires little maintenance.

Mounting Pattern: 2×4 Inserts

Additional Features:

Bowl Skate Base – A concave base specific to kids boards that reduces the risk of edge catch.

Bite Free Edges – Pre-tuned edges for minimum catch.

ABS Sidewalls – These sidewalls are placed in the board to promote energy transfer, dampen vibrations, and soften hard landings.

 

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SIZE CHART

Size (cm)	Waist Width (mm)	Stance Set Back (mm)	Nose/Tail Width (mm)	Effective Edge (mm)	Recommended Rider Weight (kg)
115cm	214	0	242	810	25-35
120cm	222	0	252	850	30-40
125cm	228	0	260	900	35-50

 

• 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.
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• Want to find out about the difference in snowboard bases? Click here.
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