Yes\'s Uninc collection is a homage to yes founders Romain DeMarchi, DCP and JP Solberg\'s legendary years at the helm of the iconic Uninc range. They\'ve each chosen a board from the current Yes collection and have tailored it to exactly how they want it, with their own choice of graphic and spec. JP Solberg\'s choice is his take on the legendary 420 and features a graphic highlighting the ongoing extinction of rare species. It\'s no secret that the 420 has been JP\'s choice of board for a long time, and if you\'ve ever ridden one, you\'ll know why. This iconic snowboard was the first board to explore that short, wide Steve Lis inspired fish profile for riding pow, and when it was first released in 2013, it was a revelation, spurning a whole host of imitators. The fact that over 8 years later, the 420 still has the power to absolutely blow your mind is a testament to just how right Alex Warburton and the Yes crew got this board in the beginning. Aimed unashamedly at riders looking for a powder focussed board to add to their quiver, this stunning board is a revelation to ride. It\'s hard to put into words just how amazing this board is to ride in the pow, but not only is it fun in the pow, it\'s an absolute hoot to ride on piste. It\'s no hard charger, but it so nimble under your feet because of that super tight sidecut. JP\'s 420 Uninc steps up the performance a notch compared to the standard 420 by utilising the construction from the 420 pro.Shape OverviewThe 420 is inspired by the surfboard shaper Steve Lis and the 420 revolution that occurred when kneeboards influenced surfboard design. Working off the theory that riding Powder is all about flotation, it, therefore, makes sense that it\'s the displacement of a board\'s volume that is key rather than length. So, by punching out the waist width and drastically chopping the length, the 420 retains the surface area of a larger board, therefore displacing the same volume of snow for a much shorter length. The 148, for example, has the same circumference and base surface as a traditional 160, but as its mass is located much closer to your feet, it results in a far more manoeuvrable board. A slight taper (12mm) helps keep the nose up without losing the tail\'s ability to hold in hard-pack. Stance is only slightly set back from the centre of the effective edge because of the difference in nose and tail shovel.ProfileThe 420 utilises YES\'s powder-specific PowRock profile. This features an extended rocker zone in the nose with a set-back flat area from just forward of the front insert pack. This combination gives impressive amounts of lift at the tip while providing the board with a dynamic and poppy overall ride. The short rocker zone in the reduced length tail helps the back of the board sink in the pow while still delivering great drive out the end of the turn.ConstructionAs you would expect for a performance-focused board, the 420 Uninc doesn\'t hold back when it comes to construction. Heading up its high-quality build is the advanced wood core. This combines durable poplar and lightweight paulownia with bamboo stringers running through the centre to deliver a poppy and powerful flex through the length of the board while reducing overall weight. Yes, then create the structural layers from a torsionally responsive tri-ax weave glass fibre. This stiffens up the torsional flex of the board, ensuring that no matter how hard you push, you can be confident that the Standard can take it all in its stride.BaseAs the 420 Uninc is all about delivering JP the ultimate in powder board performance, Yes, step up the base to a True Sintered material. True Sintered is harder and more expensive than extruded, and it can be faster for those that ride aggressively fast.KEY FEATURESRadial Tapered OutlineDirectional WeirdCamRock 6-0-2Stiffness 7/10Directional FlexPoplar/Paulownia/Bamboo CoreTri-Ax GlassSintered Base