Rayne is a Canadian longboard company specializing in downhill and freeride longboards. Founded in 2004, Rayne is known for their strong and durable boards made with high-quality materials and innovative designs.
Rayne was founded in 2004 by Graham Buksa and Jason Boulanger in Vancouver, Canada.
The company's first deck was the Vendetta, a top-mount downhill board.
In 2008, Rayne introduced their patented Fat Bottom construction, adding extra rigidity to their boards.
Over the years, Rayne has sponsored many professional riders and has become a well-respected brand in the longboard community.
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The Darkside is a top-mount downhill board made with a bamboo and fiberglass construction. It features radial drops and a W-concave for increased control.
The Brightside is a drop-through freeride board made with a bamboo and fiberglass construction. It features a symmetrical shape and foot pockets for easy slide initiation.
The Nemesis is a top-mount downhill board made with a bamboo and PrePreg fiberglass construction. It features a micro-drop and cutouts for added wheel clearance.
Rayne longboards are made in Canada.
Rayne boards are primarily designed for downhill and freeride, so they may not be the best choice for beginners. However, they do offer a few options for cruising and carving.
The Fat Bottom construction is a patented technology developed by Rayne that adds extra rigidity to their boards. It consists of two layers of fiberglass sandwiching a bamboo core.
No, Rayne longboards do not come with grip tape. However, you can purchase grip tape separately on their website.
Rayne longboards are best for downhill and freeride riding, but they also offer a few options for cruising and carving.