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K2 WWW Rocker Snowboard - 2009 BCS
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Rider approved from Tahoe to Japan, the K2 WWW Rocker Snowboard takes your park game to new levels so you can style out your jibs like never before. Jib Rocker construction gives you the ideal amount of rocker on your tip and tail to make pressing boxes as easy as pie. Forgiving and catch-free, K2 made the WWW Rocker with its poppy and super smooth all wood W1 core and gave it an easy-to-maintain fast base, so you aren’t held back on approaches or ditched by your crew.
- Jib Rocker construction makes presses and jibbing easier
- JibTip technology lets you drop board size by 5cm without sacrificing performance
- HybriTaper lowers swing weight
- 2000 Extruded base is fast, durable, and easy to maintain
Bottom Line: Pressing your stick on tasty boxes has never been this fun.
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It all depends on your riding style, skill level, etc. But going straight off your stats, this would probably fit. Backcountry has a great sizing article. You should check it out.... http://www.backcountry.com/store/dc/497/Backcountry-Snowboar
By: Steve Mitchell
July 28, 2010
Do you get the EXACT board as pictured for each size?? I know
Do you get the EXACT board as pictured for each size?? I know there are like 8 different combinations in each size, but does Backcountry only cary one color combo for each length?
By: Wei3685460
February 14, 2010
Hey, I just picked up this board. I guess the guy that helped
Hey, I just picked up this board. I guess the guy that helped my pick it out was confused. He told me it would be fine for carving. I am fairly new to the sport and spend most of my time on downhill runs trying to get better at carving, and just better overall. Is this not the correct board for me? Any suggestions?
By: CJ
October 27, 2009
wow. maybe you should have supported your local shop instead of buying online. a salesman in your local shop couldve taken the time to help you decide what really wouldve been the right board, instead of just sellling what they have a ton of. plus, you couldve taken it back to them if you found it was not what you wanted. serves youright for shopping online if you dont know what you really want or need. the www is a park board, most park rats cant even carve.
By: ben
January 2, 2010
this thing will be pefectly fine for carving. The rocker technology has many more benefits outside of the park as well
By: alweezy
December 11, 2009
Though this board will not be ideal for carving, it will slay any rail you come across.
The rocker on this board is designed to allow easier buttering and presses on boxes, which is pretty much the opposite of carving lol =P
If you're a beginner looking to progress I would look at maybe the K2 Slayblade or the Believer, which both repping the "flatline" technology which gives the board ZERO camber, making it a mellow board for any situation be it carving to sending it at the park.
By: Emerson Takahashi
November 5, 2009
I am 5'8" and 150 typically ride a 153 - should I really
I am 5'8" and 150 typically ride a 153 - should I really go down to a 148 on this? as they say you can go down 5cm.
By: padams5112081984
July 14, 2009
i sized down about 5 cm on a www 2008 and it still feels good. it's true about the k2's riding long. look at the effective edge and compare it to other boards' effective edges.
By: patchadams
October 13, 2009
I'm 6'0 175 and considering the 148. I ride a 156 all mtn board and I want serious jib. Like Taylor said, it's all about how you want it to operate. If I was your size I'd be jumping at the 145, so I don't think the 148 is any stretch of the imagination.
By: AirConditioning
October 5, 2009
kinda of like shorter as I am not a speed freak so not real concerned about stability at high speeds etc.
thanks
pat
By: padams5112081984
July 18, 2009
It'll be on the smaller side of your spectrum, but it's not like the board just won't work for you. If anything, it may take a bit of getting used to. I've ridden and tested boards within 7-9cm difference, and it just comes down to how you like a stick to operate.
By: Taylor Doiron
July 15, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
But don't stress, we have the latest model in stock.
K2 Snowboards WWW Rocker Snowboard
K2 Snowboards WWW Rocker SnowboardResearch other out-of-stock versions:
- Length:
- 145cm, 148cm, 152cm, 155cm
- Shape:
- Twin Tip Dual Progressive
- Effective edge:
- [152cm] 122.84cm
- Waist width:
- [152cm] 25cm
- Sidecut radius:
- [152cm] 8.4m
- Stance width:
- [152cm] 22in
- Stance setback:
- Centered
- Core material:
- Pure wood
- Base material:
- Extruded 2000
- Rider Weight:
- [145cm] <160lb; [148cm] <170lb; [152cm] <120-200lb; [155] 120-200lb
- Recommended Use:
- Park, urban
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year