K2 Snowboards WWW Rocker Snowboard - 2010

Hey,

Unfortunately we cannot ship K2 anywhere outside of the United States. I apologize for the inconvenience.

p.s. witch board would be help me progress faster. "easyer to use and learn new tricks" out of the www and parkstar.

yeah man the top is like p-tex and with the jib rocker it makes the board super soft and playful. its not a noodle like the Artifact but it's still pretty flexy.

Just get the Weapon. I've been riding it for 2 years now and still love it like it's new!

hey lucas well im gonna tell u right now that this board is prime on rails and i wouldnt reccomend it unless u hit lots of rails so really id steer away from this board for sure.

hey austin well the forum youngblood chillydog is a pretty versatile board can handle jumps and take rails like a champ. While the k2 www rocker is pretty soft and might be too loose on bigger jumps, but on rails it kills it.

148 is perfect, im 5'4 140 and it rides well

What size would you recommend?

im sorry man but a 148 might be kinda big for u

I'm about you're height 190lbs and have a 11.5 boot. I used to ride a 162, then a 158, then finally now I've got a 156 (capita scaremaster) for cruising around the mountain and larger jumps, and 152 (capita stairmaster wide) for screwing around in the park and all over the mountain. You could definitely ride that board no problem (I'm looking into one for next year). In general if you enjoy jibbing boxes and rails more get the 153w. If you like jumps more go for the 155w. If you do an equal amount of both its a toss up. 2cm is a difference in size but not so significant that it makes a huge difference either way.

Its more about preference than anything. You should probably try out someone else's board to see how you like riding a smaller board because a jump from a 160 to a 153w might be a bit drastic since it is much more difficult to stay stable on a 153. It also depends on the board: A more flexible board like the weapon above can handle a larger weight on a smaller board whereas a stiffer board of the same size will not be able to handle as much weight. If I were to give a recommendation it would probably be the 156w based on your prior riding experience and size/weight.

really soft like a 2.5/10 with the rocker but if you get the normal camber around a 4.....hoped that helped

really soft like a 2.5/10 with the rocker but if you get the normal camber around a 4.....hoped that helped

Really nice for jumps! Its a twin which is primary used for park and the rocker is another really nice facor in the board! It has also recived the Transworld good wood award.

Well with size 12 boots you are entering into the world of wide decks. I ride a Rome Machine 154W with a waist width of around 258, and I also have size 12's. So you want to get something around that waist width. And with rocker boards you are able to ride something up to 5cm shorter than your 'reg sized deck'. How much do you weigh? Im 165 and I pretty much max out my Machine, but it is not a reverse cambered deck. So if I were you, and you weigh something like 140-165lbs go with a 153W. Hope this helps brotha

i personally ride this board and i'd highly recommend this board if he wants a fun buttery jibbicle board

Yea man for sure. You will need to get the 153W to have no dragging. Or go for something with a waist width of atleast 255. I have size 12's aswell and I ride a Rome Machine Wide with a waist width of 258, and I do not drag at all

With size 11.5 you def will be dragging. You are now getting into wide decks with that boot size. Just to be safe I would look at the wide version of this deck. I think you can get a 151W in it, and that will still be super playful for you in the park and not overly huge to ride

actually i asked the question down below, but with 11.5 you'll probably be dragging. i ride at snocompton (summit at snoqualmie, wa) and we get plenty of slush which grabs at toes like no ones business. the average cut off point for anything smaller than a 150 is normally 10.5 - 11. check your current deck, google knows all, and see what kind of waist width it has and compare it to the www. if it's a huge difference in size then it probably wont work out for ya bro. otherwise you'll find yourself where i am now. is .2cm a huge change? probably not, but better to be on the safe side and ask for opinions than be toe draggin like a neanderthal.

.2cm wont be that huge. Are you dragging now? If not, then you should be just fine. And I have a pair of 32 TM2's and they are one of the smalllest footprints on the market without 'shrinkage tech' like on some Burton's.

i hear salomon has boots with generally smaller boot print but dont quote me on this just what i hear

yeh i gotta agree with kris, this board is great. It is an insane board to go from an average boarder to an insane boarded. The rocker , true twin and soft flex meens that it is so playful. You will find the most boreing run fun again cause it is so easy to butter , press and spin on this board. I definatly recomend this board to anyone that wants to laugh the entire day out on the mountain.

peace.