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DC Bender Snowboard - 2010
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DC Bender Snowboard - 2010
DC built the Bender Snowboard for advanced rippers looking for a versatile all-mountain freestyle board that rides from pow to park as effortlessly as a steak fry travels from dipping sauce to stomach acids. DC Bender Anti-Camber technology floats in the pow like a leaf on water, and delivers a catch-free ride in the park so you don’t bust your ass the first week of the season.
- Medium-flex profile combined with carbon and KEVLAR® reinforcements and a slightly stiffer nose and tail offers stability and carving power at hyper speeds along with the power to conquer the largest features in the park
- Flat Zone mid-section with softer profile helps the Bender Snowboard float in pow; Bender anti-camber sections between the outer binding inserts and the upturn in the tip and tail deliver a more freestyle feel with added float and press-ability
- Infinite blend sidecut generates power through turns and delivers effortless turn initiation with rapid response so you can correct mistakes without exaggerated diggers
- Aeron core is lightweight and poppy for a smooth ride; ultra light tip and tail create a low swing weight; carbon and KEVLAR reinforcements add stability, snap, rapid response and extra life to your board
- Dual Radius tip and tail profiles provide optimum performance for all-mountain riding
- Full-wrap pre-treated steel edges protect and prolong the life of your board
- Assorted die cut graphics
Bottom Line: A true quiver killer.
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damn, do you no a site i could get it at?
By: Alex McCorry
January 19, 2011
unfortunately prolly not bro... last years model
By: STE7
January 18, 2011
im 5'8'' and weight 159 lbs which one would be best
im 5'8'' and weight 159 lbs which one would be best for presses butterin jumps and outside the park too the 153 or 156???
By: nick
January 14, 2011
Dude 153 for sho. Youd be shooting yourself in the foot if ya got a 156 for park. And ya will be stable on a 153 outside the park.
By: STE7
January 15, 2011
By: nick
January 14, 2011
where did u get ur stickers?
any non est burton bindings can fit
By: ethan elliott
January 12, 2011
any non est burton bindings can fit
By: ethan elliott
January 12, 2011
yes
By: ethan elliott
December 18, 2010
can burton bindings fit on this board
By: gnargnar1
November 26, 2010
WOW
By:
Thomas Warren
November 27, 2009
The DC Bender is a great anti(reverse) camber board. I'm no expert on these boards but I've never ridden a board that has such great feel between the feet. The edge holds great going it to effortless turns. It pops super nice and has great response. My favorite part of this board is that it is made to be more of an all mountain board. It isn't super soft so you can cruise, ride powder and trees, and ride park.
o hell ya this is a super good board soft for pressing but it can still handle in POW POW purity good too its an awesome board. DC is a good place to throw ur money too because all DC boards have the best bases in the Business they get faster over the life of the board so ya go with this board u wont be disappointed
By: ben3403783
April 17, 2010
o hell ya this is a super good board soft for pressing but it can still handle in POW POW purity good too its an awesome board. DC is a good place to throw ur money too because all DC boards have the best bases in the Business they get faster over the life of the board so ya go with this board u wont be disappointed
By: ben3403783
April 17, 2010
i mostly stay in the park but ill do the occasion bombin the
i mostly stay in the park but ill do the occasion bombin the mtn on those pow days. should i go with this or the dc pbj?
By: roberto kp
April 11, 2010
This is more all-mountain and stiffer due to the use of carbon and Kevlar reinforcements. The PBJ is more at home in the park or in the streets and is a softer board. Go with the bender.
By: Dakka
April 12, 2010
good times
By:
jonny l
October 13, 2009
Super fun! All the benefits of revesre camber without the turny feeling you get from rocker boards.
1 Comment Last Comment: December 1, 2009 by: jen3473396
By: jen3473396
December 1, 2009
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Hey im sort of a beginner but Im learning really fast so Ive
Hey im sort of a beginner but Im learning really fast so Ive been renting for a while but now I looking for a board that will last me for a long time and does basically everything.
By: Lucas
March 18, 2010
Well it all depends on if your still growing and what size you wanna get. You wanna get a size that will transition with your growth. Or just try to get a board thats not too expensive, just so you dont have to break the bank every time you wanna get a new deck. The DC Bender is an all around killer. Just like the reviews say, you can take it from park to pow to all over. So this deck would be a good long lasting deck and will do you for a few years. There's a lot out there from traditional camber to reverse and varrying technologies in between. But if you like the deck then definately grips it, you will not be dissapointed. If not check out Rome boards or some Nitro boards. But DC kills it with their decks still. But this deck will be with you for years if you decide to grab it
By: Kris McGregor
June 14, 2010
Hey i ride park almost everyday and ive been riding a k2 parkstar
Hey i ride park almost everyday and ive been riding a k2 parkstar 149 but it got stolen a few days back. Im just curious how this board compares to it because im in need of a new board now and i want one that is similar. i really liked the stability of the parkstar even though it had reversed camber since the stiffness seemed to be a perfect match. thanks in advance for any info
By: Anonymous
February 15, 2010
DC is a good company to put your money in to this is a solid board in and out of the park DC knows whats up with the reverse camber
By: ben3403783
March 3, 2010
DC is a good company to put your money in to this is a solid board in and out of the park DC knows whats up with the reverse camber
By: ben3403783
March 3, 2010
DC is a good company to put your money in to this is a solid board in and out of the park DC knows whats up with the reverse camber
By: ben3403783
March 3, 2010
hey, i havent actually been on this board....but...you cant go wrong with a DC, i love the boards, and im sure this one is no exception.
By: John Heffernan
February 18, 2010
Flex Rating: 6/10- Medium-flex
By: Cory Guru
January 4, 2010
alright so i am 160 about and i ride strictly park and a little
alright so i am 160 about and i ride strictly park and a little street can i go smaller sized board since its a reverse camber or does it even make a difference
By: matt
December 30, 2009
how tall are you?? im 5'11 and im currently riding on a 153 with rocker (reverse camber) and i do exactly what you do
By: Ryan Tant
February 14, 2010
im 110lbs wich is 146 cm but this board only comes in 149cm do
im 110lbs wich is 146 cm but this board only comes in 149cm do u think that will make it uch more difficult
By: kacey
December 12, 2009
depends on what kind of riding you will be doing, 146 is more of a free ride board for you and is already kinda big for the park, 149 is way too big for the park and is pushing it for freeiding, you really should look for a smaller size
By: EastCoastRider
December 12, 2009
does the blue and black dc bender one come in 143 0r 146cm
does the blue and black dc bender one come in 143 0r 146cm
By: kacey
December 11, 2009
149cm is the smallest they make.
By: Andrew
December 11, 2009
usually the color that you actually get depends on the production run but who care's its still a sick board!
By: jason smith
December 11, 2009
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 149cm, 153cm, 156cm, 159cm
- Shape:
- Twin reverse camber
- Effective Edge:
- [153cm] 1160mm
- Waist Width:
- [153cm] 252mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [153cm] 8.4 / 9.3m
- Stance Width:
- [153cm] 63cm (24.8in) max stance
- Stance Setback:
- Centered
- Core Material:
- Aeron (ultra-light aspen)
- Base:
- 7200 Sintered Supreme
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
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