Endeavor · Unisex · 26/27
Apollo
Directional
Get it · 154 cm
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Common questions
Borderline fittersEndeavor lists the Apollo's terrain as freeride and describes it as designed for charging. It is a directional board with a medium flex.
Endeavor pairs a shortened effective edge with an extended nose and tail on 3D camber, so the board turns quickly yet rides like a longer board.
Yes: the 160W (254.5 mm waist) and 162W (265 mm waist). The regular 147–158 have 240–253 mm waists.
It has 4x2 inserts, so stance width adjusts in 2 cm steps. Endeavor's figures by length — 147: 17–23 in stance, max binding Medium; 154: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 156: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 158: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 160W: 19–25 in stance, max binding Large; 162W: 19–25 in stance, max binding Large.
About
Apollo
The Endeavor Apollo is a directional freeride board, which Endeavor sums up as designed for charging. Endeavor combines 3D camber and a directional outline with a shortened effective edge and an extended nose and tail, so it turns quickly yet rides like a longer board.
Inertia Carbon Rods add snap between edges; the core is poplar and paulownia with tri-axial fibreglass, on an ISO Speed 7500 base. The Scout shares that build but uses hover camber and a tapered shape.
Key features
- 3D Camber — raised contact points with camber between, on a directional shape
- Inertia Carbon Rods — add snap between edges
- SmoothRide sidewall — 95A urethane that damps vibration on hard snow
Specifications
- Terrain — Freeride
- Shape — Directional
- Profile — 3D Camber (raised contacts / camber / raised contacts)
- Flex — Medium
- Core — Poplar + paulownia, tri-axial fibreglass, Inertia Carbon Rods
- Base — ISO Speed 7500
- Sidewall — 95A SmoothRide urethane
- Stance — 4x2 inserts, adjustable in 2 cm steps
- Artwork — Maks Eidelson (@maksee)
By length
Effective edge / waist / sidecut radius · rider weight:
- 147 cm — 1045 / 240 / 7300 mm · 45–68 kg (100–155 lb)
- 154 cm — 1091 / 248 / 7600 mm · 65–85 kg (140–190 lb)
- 156 cm — 1105 / 250 / 7700 mm · 68–90 kg (150–200 lb)
- 158 cm — 1120 / 253 / 7900 mm · 68–90 kg (150–200 lb)
- 160W cm (wide) — 1140 / 254.5 / 8000 mm · 68–90 kg (150–200 lb)
- 162W cm (wide) — 1154 / 265 / 8100 mm · 68–90 kg (150–200 lb)
Specs by length
Waist
248mm
Effective edge
1091mm
Stance
457–610mm
Rider weight
65-85kg
Construction
How it rides
Based on the brand’s category: Endeavor · Freeride
Where it shines
Questions
Asked in store, answered by our fitters
What terrain is the Apollo built for?
Endeavor lists the Apollo's terrain as freeride and describes it as designed for charging. It is a directional board with a medium flex.
Why does the Apollo have a short effective edge?
Endeavor pairs a shortened effective edge with an extended nose and tail on 3D camber, so the board turns quickly yet rides like a longer board.
Does the Apollo come in wide sizes?
Yes: the 160W (254.5 mm waist) and 162W (265 mm waist). The regular 147–158 have 240–253 mm waists.
What stance width and binding size does the Apollo take?
It has 4x2 inserts, so stance width adjusts in 2 cm steps. Endeavor's figures by length — 147: 17–23 in stance, max binding Medium; 154: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 156: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 158: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 160W: 19–25 in stance, max binding Large; 162W: 19–25 in stance, max binding Large.
How do I choose my Apollo length?
Endeavor's sizing advice: for powder, size up for more float; for freeride, ride your normal size; for all-terrain riding, size down for tighter turns and hit laps. Endeavor's rider-weight ranges: 147: 45–68 kg (100–155 lb); 154: 65–85 kg (140–190 lb); 156: 68–90 kg (150–200 lb); 158: 68–90 kg (150–200 lb); 160W: 68–90 kg (150–200 lb); 162W: 68–90 kg (150–200 lb).