Endeavor Pioneer Pro Snowboard

The 159W is a great board for a 230# rider who is messing around on the hill. It has a surprisingly good foot in dry powder and is wickedly fast. I am happy with this board.

Twin and playful for most days
Set all the way back on pow days
So versatile

Absolutely love the board.
Came from a flying v style camber, with this being my first camber deck.
Was worried about playfulness, however after reading up on the 3D camber and talking to their staff I figured it was worth a try.
Was well worth it.

Board still feels super playful, but the edge grip is insane (as expected).
The board is super poppy, though it took some getting used to preloading the tail.
It's also crazy light weight.

Only have a few cons.
First- the top of the board scratches really easy. Not a huge issue, but The clean black surface is already covered in white scratches, and I take really good care of my stuff- including cleaning the soles of my boots before I strap in.
Second- The base seems pretty fragile compared to any of my previous boards. I have more damage ater a week of riding than I did one 100+ days on my old burton. idk why, but it's a bit of a bummer.
Lastly- I'd be dope if they offered longer wide options for tall guys with big feet. I'm riding the 157 wide, and it feels a lil short at times (6'3, 215lbs).

That's it. Otherwise it's the perfect all mountain board.

Fedex dropped it off at 430, I was on the hill by 630, and in love with this board instantly. This thing ripped through chunder at top speed, buttered with a bit of effort, and pops so so nicely. You can crack ollies at speed and be confident youll land on a nicely held edge. It started to dump snow mid way through the session and the board felt great floating on top of the new pow. I can't describe how happy I am with my purchase. After demoing a BOD back in 2012, I always wanted to get on an Endeavor, and am so happy I did it. 10/10.

The sidewall definitely reduces the chatter from uneven terrain and icy conditions

Good hold from the edges

Not too stiff that the board feels unforgiving but you definitely get a nice push out of carves