Endeavor Snowboards

Endeavor Snowboards buying guide

All-terrain, park or freeride

Endeavor's all-terrain boards here are the B.O.D. (true twin, 3D Camber), the B.O.D. Pro (true twin, with Phonon pre-tensioned fibreglass as the top layer and carbon stringers) and the Live (directional twin, traditional camber). The park twins, Pioneer, Rover, Ranger and Sentinel, ride on Endeavor's Multi Camber: early rise in the nose and tail with camber between. For powder and freeride there's the Archetype Pro (all mountain and powder, kicked swallowtail, Hover Camber), the Scout (tapered, Hover Camber) and the Apollo (directional, 3D Camber).

Flex, bases and sizes

The Sentinel and Ranger are soft; the other 26-27 boards are medium. Endeavor calls the Sentinel its entry freestyle board and an easy board to learn on. Bases step up from P-Tex 900 (Sentinel, Ranger Women's) to P-Tex 3000 (Live, Pioneer, Rover, Ranger) and ISO Speed 7500 (B.O.D., B.O.D. Pro, Archetype Pro, Scout, Apollo). The 26-27 boards all have 95A SmoothRide urethane sidewalls and 4x2 inserts. Several models come in wide (W) lengths, and for most lengths Endeavor lists a rider-weight range on the product page (Find my length). The page also has 2025-26 (W26) Pioneer and BOD Womens boards; we are still confirming their specs with Endeavor.

Mounting

Richmond Hill and Ottawa mount bindings free and same day when you buy the board or the bindings from us, set to your boots, and you check and sign off in store. Boards we ship go out unmounted. Bindings: snowboard bindings; boots: snowboard boots.

Questions

Which Endeavor snowboard is good for beginners?

The Sentinel. Endeavor calls it its entry freestyle board and says its Multi Camber profile and soft flex make it an easy board to learn on.

What is the difference between the Endeavor B.O.D. and B.O.D. Pro?

Both are medium-flex, all-terrain boards on a poplar and paulownia core with an ISO Speed 7500 base. The B.O.D. uses tri-axial fibreglass with carbon fibre and a carbon diamond weave; the B.O.D. Pro uses Phonon pre-tensioned fibreglass as its top layer, with no plastic topsheet, and pre-cured carbon stringers.

What size Endeavor snowboard should I get?

Endeavor gives a rider-weight range for most lengths; for example, the B.O.D. 156 is listed for 65–85 kg (140–190 lb). Check the chart on the product page; between two sizes, try both.

Does Endeavor make wide snowboards?

Yes. Wide (W) lengths are listed for the B.O.D., B.O.D. Pro, Live, Archetype Pro, Apollo, Pioneer, Ranger and Sentinel, such as 157W and 160W; all Rover lengths are regular width.

Do Endeavor snowboards come with bindings mounted?

Boards we ship go out unmounted. At Richmond Hill and Ottawa we mount bindings free and same day when you buy the board or the bindings from us, set to your boots, and you check and sign off in store.