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K2 Snowboards World Wide Weapon Snowboard - Wide - 2011
It was one of the first, and it's still earning accolades, this time from Transworld Snowboarding's 2011 Good Wood awards. If you haven't done it yet, now's the time—get the K2 World Wide Weapon Snowboard a wide version for big-footed stomping in the park. From the slopes to the streets, the World Wide Weapon’s Jib Rocker shape and smooth flex help you land more tricks and style out your presses.
- Jib Rocker profile is 80% flat with 20% rocker by the contact points to eliminate edge hook and offer a loose and forgiving ride
- Jibtip allows you to size down by 5cm due to the longer effective edge and shorter nose/tail—now you can get more buttery than ever and still maintain control
- Three-degree base bevel reduces painful edge-catch slams
- Biaxial fiberglass is smooth, forgiving, and fun
- 2000 Extruded base material is low-maintenance, easy to repair, and withstands abuse from rocks, rails, roofs, and hungry Rottweilers
Bottom Line: Just for big-pawed rail rats.
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I heard this board is similar in some respects to the technology
I heard this board is similar in some respects to the technology of the Burton nug, in that the contact points are extended. If so, it allows the rider to choose a shorter board. Is that true of the WWW? Thanks, Joel
By: Joel
November 30, 2011
Yeah definitely, I bought a 156 WWW wide last year I'm 6'2 and this board responds quick and keeps me afloat in powder, great board and you would want it a bit shorter than you may be use to.
By: Treyton
May 24, 2012
Everything WWW, just for bigfoot
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riders come first
October 4, 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
I read that this board can be rode several inches shorter because
I read that this board can be rode several inches shorter because the contact points are extended. For example, if I normally ride a 161 I could ride a 155. Is this true? If s, what are the differences between this board and the Burton nug reduction system? Thanks. Joel
By: Joel
November 29, 2011
Jib Tip integrates a longer effective edge with shorter nose and tail, allowing you to drop down 5 cm in board size without losing the stability of a longer board. Perfecting jibs, butters, flips, and spins has never been easier.
that's word for word from k2's website
By: bhe2941376
December 30, 2011
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- twin
- Camber:
- rocker (reverse)
- Sidewalls:
- Hybritech (sandwich and cap)
- Effective Edge:
- [148 cm ] 1152 mm; [152 cm ] 1178 mm; [155 cm ] 1203 mm; [158 cm ] 1228 mm
- Waist Width:
- [148 cm ] 243 mm; [152 cm ] 245 mm; [155 cm ] 247 mm; [158 cm ] 249 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [148 cm ] 7.6 m; [152 cm ] 7.7 m; [155 cm ] 7.8 m; [158 cm ] 7.9 m
- Stance Width:
- [148 cm] 21 in; [152, 155 cm] 22 in; [158 cm] 23 in
- Stance Setback:
- centered
- Core:
- W1 (wood)
- Base:
- extruded 2000
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [148 cm] 130 - 210 lb; [152 cm] 140 - 230 lb; [155 cm] > 150 lb; [158 cm] > 160 lb
- Recommended Use:
- freestyle snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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