Women's Serenity 300 Evo white, pink and purple all-mountain snowboard

Technical information

Extruded base

20 mm Poplar wood core

Number of inserts: 8 + 8 (3 possible positions per binding and 40 mm between each).

Setback: 10 mm

Size 142:

Nose width 276 mm. Center 238 mm. Tail 276 mm

Sidecut radius 7.5 m.

Effective edge length 1,050 mm.

Recommended stance: 490 mm.

Size 146:

Nose width 277 mm. Center 241 mm. Tail 277 mm

Sidecut radius 8.0 m.

Effective edge length 1,050 mm.

Recommended stance: 19.7".



All our boards are supplied factory-waxed. They are ready to ride.

What size Serenity 100 should I get?

Normally, for all-terrain use, you should choose a board that is 15 to 20 cm (6 or 8 inches) shorter than you are (for example, a 1.66 m/5'5" girl should use a board that is between 151 and 146 cm).

Shorter snowboards are easier to ride. They're also recommended for people with low weight relative to their height. Longer boards provide greater stability at high speeds.



142 cm (65 to 130 lbs) => from 5'2" to 5'5"

146 cm (90 - 155 lbs) => from 5'3" to 5'7"

A word from the product manager

An easy and accessible snowboard that really helps you progress. To offer you a snowboard that provides the best value for money, we have reviewed the transportation of our snowboards. That's why this snowboard comes without bindings. And to avoid compromising on either riding pleasure or board longevity, we've kept its wooden core.

Program/terrain

The Serenity 100 evo board is perfect on piste, whatever the condition of the snow. Flex of 6/10 and soft torsional flex, classic camber without being very pronounced, directional shape: it's designed to make learning to snowboard easier. Its characteristics also provide floatation in powder snow, with easy handling for beginner freestyle snowboarders. With its wood core, you can push it on hard snow, within reason.

Directional Snowboard

The board has a directional shape; in other words, the board has a nose and a tail. It is not symmetrical; the tail of the board is slightly narrower than the nose; the bindings as well as the contact points with the snow are slightly setback.

A directional shape offers better edge grip in turns, better trajectory control and enhanced acceleration when exiting turns.

Standard camber

A standard camber is curved upward between the 2 points of contact between the board and the snow. The elasticity of the board means that a standard camber acts like a spring to give you grip on all types of snow, pop when switching edges, and acceleration on exiting turns.

Medium flex (6/10)

The flex is the stiffness of the board along its length. The flex of the Serenity 100 Evo board is about 6/10, which is soft and forgiving. This is a very consistent type of flex from the front shovel (nose) to the rear shovel (tail), which behaves reliably and predictably in turns. However, at high speed or on a very icy snow, this board doesn't hold a carved turn as well.

Soft and forgiving torsional flex

The torsional flex, i.e. stiffness of the board when it is twisted between the feet, is about 4/10. This makes the board easy to handle, turn and forgiving of edge mistakes. A soft torsional flex gives a little freedom of movement between the feet. The front foot can be slightly angled heel/toe, and the rear toe/heel. Forgiving, to avoid catching an edge, which is important for beginners.

10 mm setback

A setback stance is when the contact points between the board and the snow are asymmetrically positioned in relation to the center and set back toward the rear of the board. The bindings are also set back toward the rear by the same distance.

10 mm setback: classic setback for directional boards. It delivers excellent edge grip in turns and floatation in powder snow because the weight is shifted toward the tail of the board, which naturally lifts up the nose.

Recommended bindings

With the purple Serenity 100 binding, the board + binding set will be very consistent in terms of level and of design.

When should you wax your snowboard?

The Wed'ze boards are supplied waxed.

They then require regular maintenance like all snowboards and skis: ideally, they should be waxed every 5 outings and at least once a year:

- at the beginning of the season to start with a very good glide

- at the end of the season so that the wax protects the base all summer long

Glide quality: extruded base

The base is made of polyethylene using 2 different processes:

- extruded base, with a specific density of polyethylene

- a sintered base with a higher density of polyethylene (fewer holes, more PE)

An extruded base delivers normal glide performance and good durability.

What does Wide mean in snowboarding?

A "Wide" board is a board that is wider than normal, to prevent "large" feet from touching the snow when turning and making you fall, or to increase floatation on powder snow. The width of the board is measured at its center.



At Decathlon, we have defined them as follows:

- up to 245 mm: narrow board/foot size from 3 to 6½

- from 246 mm to 255 mm: normal board/foot size from 5 to 8

- 256 mm to 265 mm: Mid Wide/foot size from 7 to 9½

- from 266 mm: Wide/foot size 9 to 13½

0% Park: can I perform jumps with this board?

Yes.

0% Park just means that the technical features of this snowboard are not designed for freestyle riding: the board is neither short nor symmetrical along its length, which makes it possible to perform all the freestyle movements (rotations, jumps with a switch landing, etc), although it's not really the best board.

However, when you are on or off piste, you can do all the straight jumps you like.

Can I get my snowboard bindings set up in store?

Yes. On this product page, you'll find a video tutorial on how to set up snowboard bindings but you can also ask your store to set up your bindings to suit your own requirements.

Ensure you have your snowboard boots with you so you can check 2 things:

1. the front and back of your bindings so that the boot toe and heel overhang by an equal amount on either side,

2. your binding straps so they fit your boots properly.