⚡ Loaded SnubNose Tesseract II 35.5" – A compact setup for freeride and speed
The SnubNose Tesseract II takes the technical platform of the Tesseract II and turns it into a shorter, more directional board aimed at freeride and downhill. Its 35.5" x 9.8" deck combines a micro-drop, tub concave with a subtle center W and a rear single kick. The shape is designed to keep the feet securely located while retaining a functional kick for manoeuvres and quick corrections.
⚡ Stiff maple, fiberglass and basalt construction
The deck uses six plies of long-grain maple, triaxial fiberglass skins and a basalt-fiber bottom layer bonded with bio-based Entropy epoxy. This construction targets strong torsional stiffness and precise behaviour at speed while retaining useful pop in the kick. Precision-machined wheel wells add clearance when the board leans.
★ Paris V3 and Beefcake: a control-focused complete
The complete comes with Paris V3 180 mm 43° trucks, a lower-angle setup chosen for stability and precision. Orangatang Beefcake 73 mm / 83A wheels provide a diameter suited to speed and a durometer that balances grip with controlled slides. Loaded Jehu V2 bearings and Paris 1/4" risers complete the setup.
⚙️ Main specifications
- Length: 35.5" / 90.2 cm
- Width: 9.8" / 24.9 cm
- Adjustable wheelbase: 22.5" to 24.5" / 57.2 to 62.2 cm
- Factory setup: 23.5" wheelbase
- Profile: micro-drop, no rocker
- Concave: tub concave with center W
- Shape: directional, single kick
- Construction: 6-ply maple + triaxial fiberglass + basalt
- Trucks: Paris V3 180 mm 43°
- Wheels: Orangatang Beefcake 73 mm / 83A
- Bearings: Loaded Jehu V2
- Truck mounting: topmount
- Limited run: 250 numbered boards
- Programme: downhill and freeride
✅ Outside opinion
The SnubNose Tesseract II is aimed mainly at riders looking for a compact, stiff and control-oriented longboard. The micro-drop and pronounced concave define the foot positions well for freeride, while the 43° Paris trucks provide a stable base for speed. The rear kick remains genuinely useful for manoeuvres without turning the board into a freestyle-focused model. It is a specialised setup for confident riders who want to combine fast lines with slides.
