Offshore Snow Shapes

Winnie 2027

Handmade directional-twin all-mountain board from Niseko, Japan. An old-school shape with a new-school build, designed with Russell Winfield. Made to order by Offshore Snow Shapes. The Intention The Winnie was designed with Russell Winfield, one of snowboarding's true legends. The idea was to take a classic all-mountain shape and build it the modern OFSR way. Same length nose and tail, but with geometry that favours your powder turns riding regular and steadies you landing switch. Mellow Camber keeps the familiar response, pop and edge hold underfoot, while subtle flat sections through the nose and tail give the board a little more freedom when you want to move around on it. A fast base built to carry speed. Familiar in outline, thoroughly modern underneath. How It Rides The Winnie feels familiar from the first turn. Mellow Camber keeps the centre of the board loaded with pop, grip and drive, while the flatter sections through the nose and tail let the ends move a little more freely. It feels locked in when you lean on an edge, snappy when you load it up, but forgiving enough to butter, press and move around without feeling overly demanding. The directional twin shape makes switch feel natural, while the tail stays steady on landings. When the snow softens, the setback and geometry lift the nose and open up your powder turns. The fast base holds speed through changing snow and across flatter sections. Nothing about it feels dated. It just feels right, everywhere on the mountain. The Rider For the all-mountain rider who wants one board that does it all. Someone who rides switch as happily as regular, carves firm snow and goes looking for soft snow when it arrives. Confident, well-rounded, in it for the long haul. Intermediate through expert. A classic all-mountain shape, built to last. The Terrain Firm groomers. Soft snow. Trees, side hits and switch landings wherever you find them. The Winnie handles the whole mountain with the same easy confidence, day after day, season after season.