NEVER SUMMER LLAMA

Tech Specs

Price: $669.99

Size Options: 146, 149, 153, 154x, 156, 157x, 159, 160x

Flex: Soft/Medium

Profile: Recurve Triple Camber (with Rocker Tip Release)

Shape: Asymmetric Twin

Performance Review

First Impression. The Llamma is one of those boards that feels completely natural right from the very first lap. Exceptionally easy to control and not particularly demanding, yet it still packs enough stability to be there for you when you need it. 

Edge Hold. The board holds a good, reliable edge around the resort. Thanks to its asymmetrical design, the heelside turn mechanics are enhanced, allowing for clean and stable carves without requiring a ton of rider effort.

Edge Transition. Transitions are smooth, predictable, and forgiving. The rocker release in the tips gives the profile a slight “camrock” sensation rather than an aggressive, traditional locked-in camber feel. It rolls from edge to edge smoothly, making it highly maneuverable in grabby spring conditions and easy to manipulate when changing lines quickly.

Drive // Pop. The Recurve Triple Camber and internal carbon stringers come through beautifully; once you get used to loading the board up, it delivers that energy right back and gives you the springy boost you’re looking for.

Nimbleness & Predictability. This board is incredibly versatile and predictable through the park. It presses beautifully both on snow and on steel features, making it a blast for leaning into butter tricks or working on technical rail maneuvers.

Stability at Speed. While it’s on the softer side of medium, the Llamma is sturdy enough to feel confident on the larger rails and jumps. It has plenty of stability to handle the large features. 

Fun Factor. The fun factor is highly elevated by its approachable, freestyle personality. It is the kind of board that makes you want to turn the entire mountain into a feature. 

The Deep Dive

Who is this board for? Intermediate to advanced park riders who want a highly capable, versatile twin that isn’t a rigid jump plank or a noodle-soft jib specialist. It’s a progression-friendly machine that hits a sweet spot accessible to roughly 90% of freestyle riders out there.

Overall Impression The Llamma is a contender in the freestyle space, packing unique construction elements like an asymmetrical design and Recurve Triple Camber. It hits an absolute sweet spot, serving as an elite all-arounder in the park.