Board

Raygun

Step-up directional all-mountain value pick.

$435– $470 across 5 sellers

Normalized specs

These attributes use the same vocabulary across every brand so you can compare fairly.

Terrain intent: All-Mountain
Where the board is designed to perform best.
Rider level: Intermediate
The experience level the board rewards.
Profile: Hybrid Camber
The bend of the board underfoot. Camber = pop and grip; rocker = float and forgiveness; hybrid = a blend.
Flex: 5/10
SoftStiff
Normalized stiffness from 1 (soft, playful, forgiving) to 10 (stiff, stable at speed, demanding).
Shape: Directional
Symmetry of the board. Twin rides switch equally; directional favors one direction for stability and float.
Width class: Regular
Waist width bracket. Larger boot sizes need wider boards to avoid toe/heel drag.
Effective edge: 1155 mm
Length of edge in contact with the snow. More edge = more grip and stability.
Base: Extruded
Extruded = low maintenance, slower. Sintered = faster, absorbs wax, needs upkeep.

What the brand's proprietary terms actually mean, mapped to the specs above.

5 seasons from 2022 through 2026. See colorway transitions and year-over-year spec changes on the full timeline.

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Compiled from K2 2026 catalog and retailer listings; MSRP approximate (USD).

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