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BOARD LENGTH (CM): 156
RIDER HEIGHT (FEET + INCHES OR CM): 6'1"
RIDER WEIGHT (PLEASE SPECIFY LBS VS. KG): 170 lbs
I've used the Belle Aire 156 for about 45 days this winter in all types of conditions and on all types of snow. This board has become my favorite all-mountain board. There has been zero to very little chatter at high speeds, it cuts through crud and variable wind affected snow, holds a solid edge in icier/bumped out terrain and it's super smooth with good float in deeper conditions. The team at WNDR were also been super helpful sharing details on the construction of the Belle Aire and helped me make an informed decision on which size to purchase.
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BOARD LENGTH (CM): 164
RIDER HEIGHT (FEET + INCHES OR CM): 6’2”
RIDER WEIGHT (PLEASE SPECIFY LBS VS. KG): 215
For me, the factory recommended set back was a bit too much. I moved the stance forward 1” and found it gave me much better stability, and still plenty of nose. The board has a good stiffness that is geared more for fast/steep but was still plenty maneuverable. It feels planted in chundery snow. Seems to damp out the choppiness which definitely inspires more confidence. It is very predictable on park jumps and side hits. I am a little worried about the edges on the boards nose and tail. They taper down and seem like they will be prone to chipping the top sheet more easily, but time will tell. So far I am very happy with the board. And I’m stoked that it was built in SLC.
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BOARD LENGTH (CM): 164cm
RIDER HEIGHT (FEET + INCHES OR CM): 5' 8"
RIDER WEIGHT (PLEASE SPECIFY LBS VS. KG): 250 lbs
I've been snowboarding for years and have ridden a lot of different boards, but the WNDR Bell Aire is something special. The edge hold is noticeable – this board is incredibly responsive and dampens vibrations like nothing else. I felt so confident on it, whether I was carving groomers, hitting small jumps, or just cruising through the trees. If you're looking for a durable, high-quality snowboard, WNDR is a great choice.
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I just purchased a brand new Belleaire and I am so stoked! I first visited the SLC store a week ago, and Xan was so helpful in explaining the story behind WNDR Alpine and showing me around. I followed that visit up a week later and Alex dialed me up a sweet new Belleaire and new Union bindings. His expertise made it easy for me to pick the right set up and I am so thankful for his guidance and patience. Thank you WNDR Alpine, you guys having something special brewing in SLC! Cheers
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I purchased my Belleair at the start of the season and have so far taken it out around 20 times in the Wasatch, Sierra, and Southern California Mountains. This board seems happiest bombing descents in all snow conditions but is surprisingly versatile, shining equally on groomers and steep off piste runs. It isn't the best in tight trees but it can still do well if you muscle it around. Float in powder is good but not as outstanding as a powder specific board. It has a wonderful dampness to the ride quality that makes blasting through chewed up powder or beat up late afternoon groomers an absolute hoot. The board is also proven very durable so far with minimal scratches after several days out in low tide conditions early season. Overall, I’ve found it to be an awesome more freeride oriented board that is still loads of fun in more mellow terrain, and it is a solid contender for a one board quiver.