Endeavor · Unisex · 26/27
Scout
Tapered directional
154 cmLength
457-610 mmStance range
1150 mmEffective edge
256 mmWaist widthGet it · 154 cm
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Common questions
Borderline fittersEndeavor lists the Scout's terrain as freeride and designs it for exploring. It is a tapered directional board on hover camber with a medium flex.
Endeavor says the taper and hover camber let the tail sink and the nose lift, and the board's generous width gives float without toe or heel drag. For powder, Endeavor suggests sizing up for more float.
There is no W size, but Endeavor builds the Scout with generous width: a 256 mm waist on the 154 and 260 mm on the 156.
It has 4x2 inserts, so stance width adjusts in 2 cm steps. Endeavor's figures by length — 154: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 156: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large.
About
Scout
The Endeavor Scout is a tapered directional board that Endeavor designs for exploring, with freeride as its listed terrain. Taper and hover camber let the tail sink and the nose lift, and Endeavor says its generous width gives float without toe or heel drag.
Inertia Carbon Rods add snap between edges; the core is poplar and paulownia with tri-axial fibreglass, on an ISO Speed 7500 base. The Apollo shares that build on 3D camber with a shortened effective edge.
Key features
- Hover Camber — camber with early rise toward the nose
- Taper — 12 mm on both lengths; the tail sinks and the nose lifts
- Inertia Carbon Rods — add snap between edges
- SmoothRide sidewall — 95A urethane that damps vibration on hard snow
Specifications
- Terrain — Freeride
- Shape — Directional, tapered
- Profile — Hover Camber (camber / early rise)
- 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 · taper · rider weight:
- 154 cm — 1150 / 256 / 6910 mm · 12 mm taper · 54–77 kg (120–170 lb)
- 156 cm — 1170 / 260 / 7000 mm · 12 mm taper · 65–85 kg (140–190 lb)
Specs by length
Waist
256mm
Effective edge
1150mm
Stance
457–610mm
Rider weight
54-77kg
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 Scout built for?
Endeavor lists the Scout's terrain as freeride and designs it for exploring. It is a tapered directional board on hover camber with a medium flex.
How does the Scout handle powder?
Endeavor says the taper and hover camber let the tail sink and the nose lift, and the board's generous width gives float without toe or heel drag. For powder, Endeavor suggests sizing up for more float.
Is there a wide Scout?
There is no W size, but Endeavor builds the Scout with generous width: a 256 mm waist on the 154 and 260 mm on the 156.
What stance width and binding size does the Scout take?
It has 4x2 inserts, so stance width adjusts in 2 cm steps. Endeavor's figures by length — 154: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large; 156: 18–24 in stance, max binding Large.
How do I choose my Scout length?
Endeavor's sizing advice: for powder, size up for more float; for all-mountain riding, ride your normal size; for freestyle, size down for tighter turns and hit laps. Endeavor's rider-weight ranges: 154: 54–77 kg (120–170 lb); 156: 65–85 kg (140–190 lb).