Contributions by Learn2ride (3)

When I first bought this board, i was looking for a good board to start learning on that was durable, and a smooth ride. The K2 Select was exactly that, even on the crappy snow that I learned on, it still rode amazingly smoother than I would've expected. But don't get me mistaken, this board isn't only for learning, my friend ripped it up in the terrain park and said it was a pretty sweet board as well. So if your learning, or are already a good snowboarder, this board is a good choice if you freeride and go to the terrain park a lot.

These boots weren't originally the most comfortable boots to wear, but after you break them in you get used to it and it molds to your feet. The only thing is that the toe space is rediculously cramped and tight, but you get used to it. Make sure you get the exact size as your regular shoe size. The air pumps are amazing for heel support, I really liked them. Also the heat pads that you can insert into the special HeatSole is VERY helpful when the conditions are cold, and your looking to keep your feet warm. Overall these were decent boots, but I would look to pay a few extra bucks for some more toe space. I have been a fan of DC boots, and these boots haven't changed my opinion about DC boots because I know that DC has better boots and better versions of this boot as well.

When I first bought this board, i was looking for a good board to start learning on that was durable, and a smooth ride. The K2 Select was exactly that, even on the crappy snow that I learned on, it still rode amazingly smoother than I would've expected. But don't get me mistaken, this board isn't only for learning, my friend ripped it up in the terrain park and said it was a pretty sweet board as well. So if your learning, or are already a good snowboarder, this board is a good choice if you freeride and go to the terrain park a lot.