2011 Signal Omni Wavelength

From the manufacturer:
The OMNI WAVELENGTH is all things to all mountain riders! Rocker and camber blended together create Wavelength technology, exclusive to Signal. You will never bury your nose in powder again.

The Omni has camber between your feet and rocker from your feet out to the tip and tail. The rocker keeps your nose up in powder while the camber provides edge control while you carve. The two meet at a transition point, providing an additional contact point that engages even before the edge. And the fact that the rocker starts at your bindings means that you have less surface area on the snow and, therefore, a faster board!

The Omni is both a directional and a twin board. It’s directional in the sense that the nose is longer than the tail. And it’s twin in the sense that the tip and tail widths are identical as well as the fact that the radial sidecut meets at the center of the board.

These boards are built with full-length poplar cores with triaxial glass on the top and biaxial glass on the bottom, Durasurf sintered base material, matte urethane 4160 tops, and carbon torsion bars.

The 159 OMNI is also available in a special Dave Colorway. That’s the size Dave rides.The board has the same geometry as the standard OMNI 159, you just get two colorways in this size; something extra for Dave and you. Ride the Wavelength!

Comes in wide in 156 and 160 Easy nose and tail presses Floated well in pow Landed jumps well, easy to spin Stable on carves and and slip turns Handles big turns well Great edge hold	Squirrely at higher speeds Catchy at times Wished is had a softer flex Not very quick edge to edge
Take the crazy reverse camber of the Park Rocker and Vita Rocker and throw positive (regular) camber between your feet and you end up with a board that rides a little skitzo. As a general rule longer contact length equals more stability. Well take a look at this board's TECH SPECS. It includes 2 sets of contact lengths, lending to it's dual personality. As a Pro it's stable, yet as a Con it's squirrely. Contradictory we know, but that's exactly how it rode, a bit of both. As you can see, the Signal Omni got mixed reviews. It's not the board for everyone, but for some, the Omni is an all mountain chameleon.

Silk screened matte top sheet Camber between your feet Rocker from feet to tip and tail Silk screened sintered base material

Directional and Twin Directional: Longer nose than tail Twin: Nose and tail widths Twin: Radial side-cut meets at the center Triaxial glass on top / Biaxial glass on the bottom Poplar Core with Standard Profile

Size	Contact Length	2nd Contact Length	Sidecut	Waist	Tip/Tail Width	Stance
150	115cm	76cm	7.4m	24cm	28.2cm	52-64cm
153	117cm	75.5cm	7.55m	24.3cm	28.7cm	53-65cm
156	120cm	79cm	7.7m	24.8cm	29.3cm	54-66cm
159	122cm	81cm	7.85m	25.3cm	29.9cm	55-67cm
162	124cm	82cm	8m	25.8cm	30.4cm	56-68cm

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