All-mountain
Meridian
The do-everything daily driver for riders who log real days.
$619
All-mountain
Cascade 154
$549
The Cascade is the board most riders should actually buy. It is forgiving enough to progress on and poppy enough to keep you honest, with a true all-mountain shape that is just as at home on a mellow blue as it is poking into the trees.
Demo shop — checkout is not wired. Free binding mount on every board.
Highlights
- Rocker-camber-rocker profile: catch-free and loose, with camber underfoot for grip when you need it
- Soft-medium flex that butters easily but still stomps a landing
- Full-poplar core — predictable, affordable, durable
- Blunted tips keep the effective edge long on a shorter board
The verdict
The honest 'first real board' and the one we recommend most often. It flatters a rider who's still learning without becoming boring the moment they level up. You will outgrow its top end before you outgrow its fun.
Who it’s for
- Progressing riders leaving the rental counter behind
- Playful all-mountain riders who like to butter and side-hit
- Lighter riders who find stiffer boards a handful
Not for: High-speed charging — open it up on a steep icy groomer and the softer flex will start to chatter.
Specs
- Lengths
- 148, 151, 154, 157 cm
- Flex
- Soft-medium (5/10)
- Profile
- Rocker-camber-rocker
- Shape
- True twin
- Stance
- Centered
- Sidecut radius
- 7.4 m
- Core
- Full poplar
- Base
- Extruded
- Terrain
- All-mountain, freestyle-leaning
- Rider level
- Beginner → intermediate