The Signal Snowboards 3D printed decks come of the brands monthly attempt to update its product. Every third Thursday, the team takes on a new project, updating standard designs with unthinkable patterns, materials and concepts.
This week's Signal Snowboards focus is of the 3D variety. A printer was used to produce the merchandise, reinforced here with steel rails to ensure its durability on mountain slopes. While the final deck was slightly rough around the edges, the company is heralding this new layout among developers of snowboarding merchandise.
Multiple layers were placed on to one another with resin, giving way to a stacked board. Riders looking for an alternative and largely creative experience can turn to these Signal Snowbaords goods.
Printed Stereographic Decks
The Signal Snowboard 3D Designs Are Made with Printers
Trend Themes
1. 3D Printing - The use of 3D printing technology in snowboarding products presents an opportunity for companies to create one-of-a-kind, customizable designs.
2. Customizable Designs - Consumers are looking for products that are unique and personalized, and snowboarding companies can use 3D printing technology to meet this demand by creating customizable designs.
3. Innovative Materials - With the use of 3D printing technology, snowboarding companies can explore and experiment with innovative materials to create stronger and more durable products.
Industry Implications
1. Snowboarding - Snowboarding companies can use 3D printing technology to disrupt the industry by creating unique and innovative designs that stand out from the competition.
2. Manufacturing - The manufacturing industry can benefit from 3D printing technology as it allows for more cost-effective, faster, and customizable production of products.
3. Sports Equipment - The use of 3D printing technology in the sports equipment industry can lead to the creation of stronger and more durable products that provide a better experience for consumers.