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Gnu Carbon Credit BTX Series Snowboard
October 2, 2009
Can somebody tell me which board would be the best choice for a jib rocker/reverse camber board thats fairly easy to press but doesnt let down on jumps. Im looking at the k2 parkstar, the gnu carbon credit and the nitro sub zero
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No
K2 Parkstar Snowboard
October 2, 2009
Can somebody tell me which board would be the best choice for a jib rocker/reverse camber board thats fairly easy to press but doesnt let down on jumps. Im looking at the k2 parkstar, the gnu carbon credit and the sub zero
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No
Nitro Sub Zero Snowboard
October 2, 2009
Can somebody tell me which board would be the best choice for a jib rocker/reverse camber board thats fairly easy to press but doesnt let down on jumps. Im looking at the k2 parkstar, the gnu carbon credit and the sub zero
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No
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