x

Yeah, you’re going to want to rip a powder slash on this thing.

For the past three years, Blake Paul has been working on his pro model with the team over at Ride Snowboards. After testing over 40 prototypes over three winters, four video projects, and riding in more than twenty locations around the globe, it’s ready for the public.

Ride Snowboards and Blake Paul present: the Ride Current.

To celebrate the board’s debut, Ride released a short film on its YouTube channel filmed by Brock Nielsen  of Brown Cinema fame. Watch that below.

The all-new Current features RIDE’s new Multi-Cam profile. It blends maneuverability, pop, and stability into one board. There is a medium amount of tortional flex between the feet, making the board easy to control, while the tip and tail are stiffer to pair with the camber sections, so you don’t tomahawk over the nose in pow or loop out off the tail on landings. The sidecut is a radial cut that’s set back on the board so the center of the sidecut matches the setback of the board. RIDE’s Slimewalls provide both stability in hardpack and float in powder.

The Current is available in shops and online now. Blake’s riding will be on full display this fall in Brown Cinema’s newest film Toki Doki.

Filmed and edited by Brock Nielsen 
Additional Filming Colton Feldman & Harry Hagan 
Photography by Oli Gagnon

This article first appeared on SNOWBOARDER and was syndicated with permission.

More must-reads:

Customize Your Newsletter

Yardbarker +

Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!