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K2 Snowboards WWW Rocker Snowboard - 2011
If the K2 World Wide Weapon snowboard had its own website, it would probably be 'www.pressitlikenobodys.biz'. For real, though, this butter-licious board is designed for one thing—to lock into presses and slides on any surface. K2's Jib Rocker shape and bomber construction help the WWW stand up to the abuse of park features and street rails and come out begging for more, and Jib Tip construction lets you downsize without losing control.
- Jib Rocker profile is flat between the feet, with rocker in the tip and tail for predictable ollies and boardslides and effortless press tricks too
- P-tex topsheet resists cracks, chips, and dings
- Jib Tip construction uses a longer effective edge and short tip/tail—drop about 5cm from your normal board size
- Biax fiberglass layout delivers a pressy, buttery flex
- Full-wood W1 core maintains pop and resists damage
- Extruded base makes gouge repair easy
Bottom Line: Pop it, press it, stomp it, repeat.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
I don't think K2 gives it a flex rating, but this is a soft board. I'd put it around a 3 or 4 on a 1-10 scale (10 being the stiffest). Super jibby fun park board!
By: Brandon Collett
March 28, 2012
which is a better board the WWW or Parkstar..? I need a responsive
which is a better board the WWW or Parkstar..? I need a responsive board with great flex for mannuels n Ollie's.
By: d
March 12, 2012
That doesn't make any sense josh, the park star is park/all mountain, the www is a park jib board. . . . .
By: AussieBoarder
August 20, 2012
They are definitely similar but if you want a straight up park board, go Parkstar. If you want something that slays the park but doesn't confine you to it, go WWW.
By: Josh Chapman
March 14, 2012
Parker Tribute
By:
riders come first
September 11, 2011
so everyone knows Travis Parker Right!? if u dont google him you weekend warrior!
Well Travis Parker is back riding Pro for K2 so what did they do but take the weapon back to the Travis days... Still rolling with their unbeatable P-Tex Topsheet, and +5 effective edge known as "JibTip", K2 brought the shape and black center graphic back to the original days off the WWW... just like when Travis designed it.
still a phenomenal product and unbeatable board
Im wondering whats the weight is compared to other boards. is
Im wondering whats the weight is compared to other boards. is this snowboard realativlly light or heavy?
By: Mike
January 8, 2012
its deffenatelly a lighter board
By: bailey miller
January 10, 2012
Im 5'11 170lbs mostly all mountain rider but want to start
Im 5'11 170lbs mostly all mountain rider but want to start getting into park while still doing trails and pow. what size board would be good for me the 155 or 152. Or should i look at the parkstar? Im just afraid the parstar will be too stiff.
By: Blake Willoughby
October 11, 2011
The parkstar will be all good man, its definatly not a stiff board at all. It'd go witht the 155 for your weight/height too.
By: ant4972697
October 27, 2011
Hey j chap. why are you all for the K2 WWW?
Hey j chap. why are you all for the K2 WWW?
By: chives
October 5, 2011
K2 WWW, Ride Crush, or Arbor Draft? I am trying to decide between
K2 WWW, Ride Crush, or Arbor Draft?
I am trying to decide between these 3 options. I am a decent all mountain rider and have the basics of park down (Boardslides, 180 on/off boxes, small down rails, etc.) but I really want to spend a lot of time in the park this year and want a board that will help me progress fast. Which board do you think would be best. Also can you recommend a binding ( I wear size 9 thirtytwos)?
Thanks
By: Joebin
September 3, 2011
go draft all the way
By: long john silver
October 25, 2011
I'd say go for this or a capita horrorscope. As for bindings check out union thats what i always ride. Either the force or the contact model.
By: Rodney
September 20, 2011
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- twin
- Camber:
- reverse
- Sidewalls:
- Hybritech (sandwich and cap)
- Effective Edge:
- [142 cm ] 1127 mm; [147 cm ] 1152 mm; [151 cm ] 1178 mm; [154 cm ] 1203 mm; [157 cm ] 1228 mm
- Waist Width:
- [142 cm ] 243 mm; [147 cm ] 245 mm; [151 cm ] 247 mm; [154 cm ] 249 mm; [157 cm ] 251 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [142 cm ] 7.5 m; [147 cm ] 7.6 m; [151 cm ] 7.7 m; [154 cm ] 7.8 m; [157 cm ] 7.9 m
- Stance Width:
- [142 cm] 19 in; [147 cm] 20 in; [151 cm] 21 in; [154, 157 cm] 22 in
- Stance Setback:
- centered
- Core:
- W1 (wood)
- Base:
- extruded 2000
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [142 cm] < 160 lb; [147 cm] < 170 lb; [151 cm] 120 - 200 lb; [154 cm] 120 - 200 lb; [157 cm] 130 - 210 lb
- Recommended Use:
- snowboarding, freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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