The Transition Finder is a transition-magnet and the ultimate melting pot of freeride, freestyle and carving. It complements a surf inspired riding style, while allowing you to integrate freestyle in your runs. It works great for spinning off of natural features in the backcountry, like cliffs and windlips, but also holds its own on resort side-hits, allowing for easy switch landings and takeoffs with its full diamond tail. It’s a versatile ripper in all kinds of conditions and complements many riding styles anywhere it goes – from slushy parks and kicker take-offs to powderfields and groomers, you’ll be sure to find the transition you’re yearning for.
The Transition Finder is a transition-magnet and the ultimate melting pot of freeride, freestyle and carving. It complements a surf inspired riding style, while allowing you to integrate freestyle in your runs. It works great for spinning off of natural features in the backcountry, like cliffs and windlips, but also holds its own on resort side-hits, allowing for easy switch landings and takeoffs with its full diamond tail. It’s a versatile ripper in all kinds of conditions and complements many riding styles anywhere it goes – from slushy parks and kicker take-offs to powderfields and groomers, you’ll be sure to find the transition you’re yearning for.
The Transition Finder is a transition-magnet and the ultimate melting pot of freeride, freestyle and carving. It complements a surf inspired riding style, while allowing you to integrate freestyle in your runs. It works great for spinning off of natural features in the backcountry, like cliffs and windlips, but also holds its own on resort side-hits, allowing for easy switch landings and takeoffs with its full diamond tail. It’s a versatile ripper in all kinds of conditions and complements many riding styles anywhere it goes – from slushy parks and kicker take-offs to powderfields and groomers, you’ll be sure to find the transition you’re yearning for.
The Transition Finder is a transition-magnet and the ultimate melting pot of freeride, freestyle and carving. It complements a surf inspired riding style, while allowing you to integrate freestyle in your runs. It works great for spinning off of natural features in the backcountry, like cliffs and windlips, but also holds its own on resort side-hits, allowing for easy switch landings and takeoffs with its full diamond tail. It’s a versatile ripper in all kinds of conditions and complements many riding styles anywhere it goes – from slushy parks and kicker take-offs to powderfields and groomers, you’ll be sure to find the transition you’re yearning for.
Last updated at 05/13/2026 12:09:13
Korua Transition Finder Snowboard (Brushed) 157
Delivery $176.58
Korua Shapes Transition Finder Snowboard 157 / GLOSS
Delivery $10
Korua Shapes Transition Finder Snowboard | 2026, 157cm Gloss
Free delivery between 15–26 May
Korua Shapes Transition Finder Snowboard | 2026, 157cm Brushed
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Korua Korua Transition Finder Snowboard - / 157cm - - | Snowboards
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originally posted on evogear.com
I took this board to Utah and road it for a couple days off cliffs, in deep powder, moguls, steep trees, and chutes. I also did some backcountry with it strapped to my back. Its a very solid board, really holds an edge and great powder surfer. Having that little bit of tail really helps when you drop off something into so deep snow so you don't dive your nose in and start tomahawking. It is pretty heavy though which is good and bad. The weight makes it stable at high speeds and writing chunky conditions but can be slow and cumbersome in moguls I felt. I am still learning all its capabilities and breaking it in. So far I really enjoy it. Base is strong as well as sidewalls can take minor hits from other people banging their skis or boards around on lift. Its ... MoreI took this board to Utah and road it for a couple days off cliffs, in deep powder, moguls, steep trees, and chutes. I also did some backcountry with it strapped to my back. Its a very solid board, really holds an edge and great powder surfer. Having that little bit of tail really helps when you drop off something into so deep snow so you don't dive your nose in and start tomahawking. It is pretty heavy though which is good and bad. The weight makes it stable at high speeds and writing chunky conditions but can be slow and cumbersome in moguls I felt. I am still learning all its capabilities and breaking it in. So far I really enjoy it. Base is strong as well as sidewalls can take minor hits from other people banging their skis or boards around on lift. Its definitely an aggressive power house and I love it.
originally posted on evogear.com
This board can truly do it all. Fast groomers,Check! Deep Pow, Check! Chunder, Check! I'm in a size 13 boot and the 26.9 waist width on the 157 has enough meat to really edge this thing. At the same time, it doesn't feel like a container ship trying to turn or rally in the trees. I love this board!
originally posted on evogear.com
Bought this because I'm a huge fan of directional surfy boards, but needed something stiff for the bumpy and rocky run outs at my home resort. This thing carves like a dream and will stomp any drop you point it at. The construction seems solid and has held up to numerous rocks and log jibs as well as ski edges from southern folk in the lift line.
| Avg. Sidecut Radius (m) | 7,6 |
| Recommended Stance (cm) | 55 |
| Adjust. Stance Range (cm) | 50-64 |
| Board Weight (kg) | 2,9 |
| Switch Riding | No Problem |
Korua Transition Finder Snowboard (Brushed) 157
Delivery $176.58
Korua Shapes Transition Finder Snowboard 157 / GLOSS
Delivery $10
Korua Shapes Transition Finder Snowboard | 2026, 157cm Gloss
Free delivery between 15–26 May
Korua Shapes Transition Finder Snowboard | 2026, 157cm Brushed
Free delivery between 15–26 May
Korua Korua Transition Finder Snowboard - / 157cm - - | Snowboards
Free delivery
I took this board to Utah and road it for a couple days off cliffs, in deep powder, moguls, steep trees, and chutes. I also did some backcountry with it strapped to my back. Its a very solid board, really holds an edge and great powder surfer. Having that little bit of tail really helps when you drop off something into so deep snow so you don't dive your nose in and start tomahawking. It is pretty heavy though which is good and bad. The weight makes it stable at high speeds and writing chunky conditions but can be slow and cumbersome in moguls I felt. I am still learning all its capabilities and breaking it in. So far I really enjoy it. Base is strong as well as sidewalls can take minor hits from other people banging their skis or boards around on lift. Its ... MoreI took this board to Utah and road it for a couple days off cliffs, in deep powder, moguls, steep trees, and chutes. I also did some backcountry with it strapped to my back. Its a very solid board, really holds an edge and great powder surfer. Having that little bit of tail really helps when you drop off something into so deep snow so you don't dive your nose in and start tomahawking. It is pretty heavy though which is good and bad. The weight makes it stable at high speeds and writing chunky conditions but can be slow and cumbersome in moguls I felt. I am still learning all its capabilities and breaking it in. So far I really enjoy it. Base is strong as well as sidewalls can take minor hits from other people banging their skis or boards around on lift. Its definitely an aggressive power house and I love it.
This board can truly do it all. Fast groomers,Check! Deep Pow, Check! Chunder, Check! I'm in a size 13 boot and the 26.9 waist width on the 157 has enough meat to really edge this thing. At the same time, it doesn't feel like a container ship trying to turn or rally in the trees. I love this board!
Bought this because I'm a huge fan of directional surfy boards, but needed something stiff for the bumpy and rocky run outs at my home resort. This thing carves like a dream and will stomp any drop you point it at. The construction seems solid and has held up to numerous rocks and log jibs as well as ski edges from southern folk in the lift line.
I bought a Bulldozer straight from Korua for heavy pow days and was amazed. I bought the TF 157 for everyday riding from Evo as Korua's Dozer is very specific. From groomers, to pow to the park, the Tranny Finder does it all. At 6'1", 230 lbs with size 12 boots, I was worried about toe edge, or losing edge in general, but have laid it flat out with no disruption. It is possible to ride switch, but it's odd as the board has a wide, floaty nose that tapers to the tail. If you enjoy carving, pow, hitting natural features and maybe even a little park you will not be disappointed with this board.
I didn't take this off all season. Groomer carves, pow days, raced a bank on it. Rides switch. Extra wide for a 154... i think it like 260mm. Will do it all. Held up pretty well. Made in Poland and seems like its high quality. Kinda boutique board at very reasonable price. Get 2 for the price of 1 Gentim
Tons of camber. Gonna give you a workout! But really nice shape for pow and carving. Bring your A game and ride fast
First off, this board is the jam.It kills it in powder. It has a flex that is firm enough to hold up to high speed lines through powder to wind buff to chunder, while soft enough to drive through tight trees and quickly ditch speed with ease. The tail loads up nicely for cat track airs, and has enough support to get you centered after landing a backseat cliff drop.With the taper, it isn't a big fan of straightlining hardback, but loves to be carved and pumped up to speed. Mellow camber extends from the tail to just beyond the front insert pack giving it good drive off the tail and reliable grip under the front foot.This board is just plain fun, but it needs a full wrap around edge.After riding this board for three days during a Tahoe storm cycle the tail is ... MoreFirst off, this board is the jam.It kills it in powder. It has a flex that is firm enough to hold up to high speed lines through powder to wind buff to chunder, while soft enough to drive through tight trees and quickly ditch speed with ease. The tail loads up nicely for cat track airs, and has enough support to get you centered after landing a backseat cliff drop.With the taper, it isn't a big fan of straightlining hardback, but loves to be carved and pumped up to speed. Mellow camber extends from the tail to just beyond the front insert pack giving it good drive off the tail and reliable grip under the front foot.This board is just plain fun, but it needs a full wrap around edge.After riding this board for three days during a Tahoe storm cycle the tail is thrashed just from lift line wear and tear. Yeah, that newly retired 60 year old grom, pushing up on you with the full force of 40 years of lost youth will delam the ---- out if this board.The kick up on the tail is just high enough to make it vulnerable to getting smashed by everything behind you in lift line. All of the wear is at the edge of the base moving up, meaning a full edge would take the brunt and the tail would be intact.I would have gladly kicked down another $50+ for a full edge, instead it is already getting epoxied and clamped. Not good for a 3 day old board.I would still recommend this board, because it is really fun to ride. Just be ready to bring out all those epoxy repair skills you honed keeping your new Jamie Lynn Lib Techs alive each year.
My favorite Korua! Slash, pop, carve, float and fly your way down the mountain on this bad board as the fun never ends. I ride this board most days because I know it will handle it all from the firmest groomers to the deepest runs. I'm 5'11" and 170lbs with a size 9 boot so I like the 157cm size board for the super wide waist width to lay over carves and gain an endless amount of float. Surprisingly even with the unique directional shape, you can still ride this switch if you want too. Great freestyle freeride board, but not necessarily for the terrain park. However, this board is more of a stiff/very stiff flex especially due to the wide waist width so I wouldn't recommend it for a timid or beginner rider as it could be way too much board for some. After a season ... MoreMy favorite Korua! Slash, pop, carve, float and fly your way down the mountain on this bad board as the fun never ends. I ride this board most days because I know it will handle it all from the firmest groomers to the deepest runs. I'm 5'11" and 170lbs with a size 9 boot so I like the 157cm size board for the super wide waist width to lay over carves and gain an endless amount of float. Surprisingly even with the unique directional shape, you can still ride this switch if you want too. Great freestyle freeride board, but not necessarily for the terrain park. However, this board is more of a stiff/very stiff flex especially due to the wide waist width so I wouldn't recommend it for a timid or beginner rider as it could be way too much board for some. After a season of abuse from rocks, trees and the notorious lift lines of Summit County, this things has held up super well!
This has quickly become my favorite snowboard. It carves on rails, leaving the narrowest of trenches compared to anything else I've tried in my 25 years of riding. Solid on hardback and ice, and the floatation in deep powder is effortless. It's stiffness inspires confidence on icy chunky slopes as helps the board power through chunder with ease. It's also a Powder master, floats for days. I have no idea how they created this kind of all around rockstar but I sure am glad I found it!
I have the 157 and the 154. They ride totally different. I am 5'7 150 with 9 boots. The 154 is all I ride. Charger in chop, beautiful in deep deep, and the tighter side cut of the 54 is better in the trees for me.
| Avg. Sidecut Radius (m) | 7,6 |
| Recommended Stance (cm) | 55 |
| Adjust. Stance Range (cm) | 50-64 |
| Board Weight (kg) | 2,9 |
| Switch Riding | No Problem |
