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DC PBJ Snowboard - 2010
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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I'm 6 ft, 200lbs, I spend 60% on the mountain and 40% in
I'm 6 ft, 200lbs, I spend 60% on the mountain and 40% in the park. can I get away with riding a 153?
By: zippyflu2061173
March 1, 2011
You could, but if you don't ride very much park you should probably go a bit bigger. I weigh 190lbs and ride a 152 in the park and 156 around the hill. Sure you can pull it off, but for more cruising than park riding I think you'll be happier on a bit of a bigger board.
By: Justin
March 1, 2011
The Rest of the Colors
By: ben3403783
November 4, 2010
sense they only have the orange showing ill show you the rest
EPIC
By:
ben3403783
October 25, 2010
I love this board i have last years and it is sick its super soft and poppy and can it handle pow just as well any board i have ever had and it can handle every thing id recommend it to any one it is awesome... Nuff said
By: Nyke
October 27, 2010
You're right man, but last year model is a cambered board... I think it rides better than the new PBJ.
So I've heard a lot of good things about this board, and
So I've heard a lot of good things about this board, and I'm down to choosing either the 153 PBJ or the 2010 155 Stepchild Jibstick. I like to ride pow and I like to jib, but I'm leaning more towards the PBJ. I'd like to get some feedback on which is the better investment.
By: sic3776541
November 1, 2010
Yeah, Thanks dude.
By: sic3776541
November 2, 2010
Sup man.
I ride a 153 DC PBJ and it is awesome it is soft for jibs but still has a ton of pop and can still handle pow really well for a board that was made for the park. That being said i did ride and still use a stepchild jib stick form last year and it is a solid board for jibs and street but thats about it.... it really is not useful for any thing other then jibs and small jumps it can not handle pow all that well. So for a over all good board that can handle everything id go PBJ for sure because it kills the hole park.... the jib stick is a fun board but only for jibs and thats it..... hoped that helped
By: ben3403783
November 2, 2010
New PBJ 149
By: Morgan
January 15, 2011
This is the sickest board ive ever ridden. The flex is soft, but just strong enough to not wash out everywhere. In my opinion, the flex is very similar to the nose and tail regions of the K2 WWW. Spinning with the PBJ is nearly effortless. All in all, i recommend it to a rider that likes to mess around and have fun all over the park.
2 Comments Last Comment: January 15, 2011 by: Morgan
Recommended... Or not.
By:
man3882714
December 21, 2010
Super fun board, not as soft as an artifact but way more versatile.
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- twin
- Flex:
- soft (3 out of 10 on Technine's scale)
- Camber:
- reverse
- Waist Width:
- [153 cm ] 250 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [153 cm ] 6.9 m
- Stance Width:
- [153 cm] 20.5 - 25 in
- Stance Setback:
- centered
- Core:
- Astro Core (wood composite)
- Base:
- extruded
- Recommended Use:
- jibbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
1 Comment Last Comment: December 15, 2011 by: lakop
By: lakop
December 15, 2011
Get Union Contacts (they're bindings) for park
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