DC PBJ Snowboard - 2010 BCS

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DC's PBJ (Park Board for Jibbing) Snowboard features a buttery flex and reverse-camber profile that's perfect for locking in presses and boardslides. The durable composite core and extruded base are built to stand up to the demands of boxes, handrails, and ledges, while the Radius to Flat tip and tail offer a bit of extra float whenever two feet of fresh buries the park.

Anti-Camber 6 profile is flat between the feet, with 6mm of rocker on either side of the inserts, for a catch-free ride that still locks into round rails
Biax fiberglass wrap offers a soft, forgiving flex
Astro Core uses lightweight wood composite for a durable, damp ride
Radius to Flat angles the nose/tail up for increased float in pow

Bottom Line: Jibalicious fun for rail rats.

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Not bad DC

By: Emerson Takahashi
July 20, 2011

Flex: 3/10
Park riding: 7/10
Jibbing: 9/10
Groomers:5/10
Pow: 6/10

I had the pleasure of riding one of these in a 153 cm (I'm 5'7" and 130lbs) last season, and I must say, I enjoyed it quite a bit. It was my introduction to reverse camber, and it's really a new world. No more having to crank on your back foot to float in powder, and stomping that back 360 never felt more buttery.
This board is a SOFTY, but it still handled decently on hardpack. Hitting rails has never felt any easier though. The "anti-camber" locks you into a steezy press. I do have to say though, the base didn't hold up as well as I expected it too, but then again, jibbing on trees has never been kind to a board.

I definitely think this is a good moderate/advancing snowboard for the up-and-coming jibber.