Description
For the 2021.2022 season, the Sherpa returns with the “Spaceships” graphic by Spruce house designer Caleb Warner. The hi-gloss PBT topsheet is unrivaled. Since their introduction in 2007, these boards have been acclaimed by riders as a powerful all-mountain skiboard. The Sherpa 130 is designed to tackle all conditions, so whether you are on ice, plowing through piles of crud, or dropping through deep powder, these boards will get you through in complete confidence.
Key Features:
All mountain, all conditions skiboard
Extra wide profile (160-112-145) for riding in deep powder and crud
Slight rocker (5/110) at tip and tail for easy turning
Cap construction, weight 1,300g (one board)
Laminated wood core with black sintered base
paul john –
The Sherpas are, hands down, the easiest boards to ride in variable conditions. Powder, crud, slush, crust, you name it, they just plow through it with ease. They are the most stable skiboarding platform to stand on, yet still have enough mobility to be fun. I especially like the way they ride through bumps, their big noses just deflect off the upslopes without grabbing. Plus, the thing I most appreciate, the are effortless to ride.
Derek G (verified owner) –
I been sking for only 2 years. Last year I skied on 99 ecstatics. So I wanted to try longer ski boards with risers this year. The 99s were nice but the spruce Sherpas are in a totally different league. They handle anything you throw at them. They are easy to get on edge even in ice conditions plus they carry the speed well. Bombing runs is a lot more stable plus they carve more like long skis. If I could give them 10 STARS I would. Thanks Skiboardsonline and Spruce for a great product.