Endeavor · Unisex · 26/27
Rover
True twin · Rocker-camber
151 cmLength
457-610 mmStance range
1112 mmEffective edge
250 mmWaist widthGet it · 151 cm
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Common questions
Borderline fittersEndeavor lists the Rover's terrain as freestyle and designs it for hit laps and the park.
Endeavor rates the Rover medium and the Ranger soft. Otherwise the two share the multi-camber profile, poplar core, bi-axial fibreglass and P-Tex 3000 base.
No. Every Rover length is regular width; waists run from 250 mm (151) to 258 mm (159).
It has 4x2 inserts, so stance width adjusts in 2 cm steps. Endeavor's figures by length — 151: 18–24 in stance, max binding Medium; 153: 18–24 in stance, max binding Medium; 155: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 157: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 159: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large.
About
Rover
The Endeavor Rover is a multi-camber twin made for hit laps and the park. Endeavor describes it as forgiving where it counts, with enough edge hold to let it run on the way out.
It shares the Ranger's multi-camber profile, poplar core, bi-axial fibreglass and P-Tex 3000 base, but has a medium flex where the Ranger is soft. All Rover lengths are regular width.
Key features
- Multi Camber — early rise in the nose and tail with camber between
- Medium flex — a step firmer than the soft Ranger and Sentinel
- SmoothRide sidewall — 95A urethane that damps vibration on hard snow
Specifications
- Terrain — Freestyle (hit laps and park)
- Shape — Twin
- Profile — Multi Camber (early rise / camber / early rise)
- Flex — Medium
- Core — Poplar, bi-axial fibreglass
- Base — P-Tex 3000
- Sidewall — 95A SmoothRide urethane
- Stance — 4x2 inserts, adjustable in 2 cm steps; 18–24 in range on every length
- Artwork — Maks Eidelson (@maksee)
By length
Effective edge / waist / sidecut radius · rider weight:
- 151 cm — 1112 / 250 / 7200 mm · 54–77 kg (120–170 lb)
- 153 cm — 1140 / 252 / 7400 mm · 65–85 kg (140–190 lb)
- 155 cm — 1145 / 254 / 7600 mm · 68–90 kg (150–200 lb)
- 157 cm — 1164 / 256 / 7800 mm · 68–90 kg (150–200 lb)
- 159 cm — 1180 / 258 / 8000 mm · 68–90 kg (150–200 lb)
Specs by length
Waist
250mm
Effective edge
1112mm
Stance
457–610mm
Rider weight
54-77kg
Construction
How it rides
Based on the brand’s category: Endeavor · Freestyle
Where it shines
Questions
Asked in store, answered by our fitters
What terrain is the Rover built for?
Endeavor lists the Rover's terrain as freestyle and designs it for hit laps and the park.
How stiff is the Rover compared with the Ranger?
Endeavor rates the Rover medium and the Ranger soft. Otherwise the two share the multi-camber profile, poplar core, bi-axial fibreglass and P-Tex 3000 base.
Does the Rover come in a wide size?
No. Every Rover length is regular width; waists run from 250 mm (151) to 258 mm (159).
What stance width and binding size does the Rover take?
It has 4x2 inserts, so stance width adjusts in 2 cm steps. Endeavor's figures by length — 151: 18–24 in stance, max binding Medium; 153: 18–24 in stance, max binding Medium; 155: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 157: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 159: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large.
How do I choose my Rover length?
Endeavor's sizing advice: for park riding — spins and rails — size down; for jumps, or as an everyday board, ride your normal size; for all-terrain riding, size up to ride the whole mountain fast. Endeavor's rider-weight ranges: 151: 54–77 kg (120–170 lb); 153: 65–85 kg (140–190 lb); 155: 68–90 kg (150–200 lb); 157: 68–90 kg (150–200 lb); 159: 68–90 kg (150–200 lb).