ThirtyTwo Permanent Vacation Carbon 2027 Snowboard

The ThirtyTwo Permanent Vacation Carbon 2027 snowboard is a stiff all-mountain model for riders who actively load an edge and want a strong response. Its 9/10 flex and Full Carbon Layup suit purposeful riding across varied terrain, including chopped-up snow.

Carbon construction for committed riding

An assertive input produces a lively return from the carbon construction and a supportive platform. That stiffness also takes effort to bend: relaxed presses demand more input than they would on a soft freestyle board. The ride makes most sense if you already control speed and edge pressure confidently. Stability and energy are central to its appeal, whether linking turns or using natural take-offs beside the piste.

Profile and shape on snow

CamRock combines camber through the centre with reverse camber towards the ends. The cambered section supports edge pressure and rebound; the lifted ends help turn entry and movement through softer snow. The Directional Twin shape has equal nose and tail widths, while a setback stance favours forward riding. Switch remains an option, although it will not feel as symmetrical as a centred twin.

Construction and technology

• Full Carbon Layup – the carbon laminate gives the construction its firm, energetic character.
• Poplar and paulownia core – combines woods with different properties for a lively flex without unnecessary weight.
• Premium Sintered Base – a sintered base supports efficient glide; regular waxing helps maintain its performance.
• RailGuard Sidewalls – sidewalls protect the construction along the edges.
• Impact Shield Topsheet – the topsheet protects the upper surface during use.
• Hardened Steel Edge – hardened steel forms the working edge used to steer the board.

CamRock uses central camber for edge support and rebound, with rockered ends to assist turn entry and softer-snow riding.	Directional Twin combines equal nose and tail widths with a setback stance, retaining switch capability with a directional preference.

The graphics illustrate the profile and shape types; the model’s specific construction is described above.

Frequently asked questions

How should I choose board length?

Consider your weight, riding style and preferences, together with boot size. If you are between sizes, share those details with us for help choosing.

How do I match board width to my boots?

Check the actual outsole length, binding angles and how far the boot extends beyond the edges. Boot size alone is not enough to choose the width.

What does a 9/10 flex mean?

This is a stiff board that needs deliberate loading. It provides firm support and energy, but takes more effort to bend into slow presses.

Can I ride it switch?

Yes. Directional Twin supports switch riding, although the setback stance feels different from a centred twin.

How should I care for the sintered base?

Wax the base regularly and check edges and minor damage during servicing. Dry the board after riding and store it somewhere dry.