Description
This board has everything the intermediate rider looking to up their game could want. The D4 Sandwich construction provides vice like edge hold in all snow conditions, while the Triadic Pro Sidecut and Truth 3 CNC milled core lets you rock and roll at whatever speed you want anywhere on the mountain.
Specs
| Spec: | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 154, 157, 160, 163, 168 | |||
| Triadic Prog Sidecut | |||
| Stone ground Sintered 7200 diecut base | |||
| Truth 3 CNC Milled Wood Core | |||
| D4 Atomic Fiberglass | |||
| 1 degree Power Bevel | |||
| 4x2 Insert Pattern, set back stance | |||
| Clear topsheet shows real wood laminate | |||
Reviews
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by Anonymous on 01.28.2009
Strengths: I`ve own this board for two years now and I couldn`t be any happier with it. No matter the type of snow this thing will hold. It performs great in powder and is extremely stable in high speeds. I recommend this board to any intermediate rider looking to improve his riding.
Weaknesses:
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by Anonymous on 04.06.2009
Strengths: Solid and good looking board. Good in powder and on the piste, good to learn to carve in and although fairly stiff not so much its no good for beginners-intermediates. Best at piste and powder, not so good in teh park as not really light or flexible enough but by no means impossible! Quite fast and busts through the crusty stuff. A good choice for a beginner / intermediate as stable in carve, a little forgiving, fairly versatile for those working out there style. Generally can be had for a bargain too (paid £150 so about $200). Good at high speeds so genuine all rounder. Solid base so will last well.
Weaknesses: Rode a K2 Podium, almost twice the price and compared to that was on the heavy/stiff side. Having said that the K2 was a lazy board really and this was more of an aggressive board, felt happier carving on this and went faster but not as much scope for tricks and spins etc. Nothing to put you off for this price. If you want a top notch board then spend the money and get one, if you want a good intermediate all round board and don`t want to pay the earth this is a great choice.