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Never Summer Evo Snowboard - 2007
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Never Summer Evo Snowboard - 2007
Session the park and pipe all day on the Never Summer Evo Snowboard. This snowboard's tip and tail have a soft flex to help with your butters and manuals. However, the Evo can still hold an edge and remains extremely responsive at high speeds—no more washing out in the pipe. The Powerlam Plus system and Evo Dampening System (EDS) transfer energy to your edges without adding torsional stiffness to the tip and tail. Burly sintered P-tex sidewalls and full-wrap edges can withstand countless nose slides and tail bonks. Bi-Lite fiberglass keeps this twintip deck super lightweight and gives it mad pop, meaning you can spin and jib until the cows come home…or at least until the lifts close. Never Summer sent this deck to us in assorted colors, so we can't control which color you'll get. But we're sure you'll be stoked.
Bottom Line: Ride the Never Summer Evo Snowboard and watch your freestyle skills evolve.
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What a fun ride!
By:
J.C. Serna
March 25, 2008
I was stoked on Never Summer boards ever since I picked up a Titan last season, so I figured why not try their freestyle board out. I was concerned that it would be too stiff from other reviews, but that is not the case at all. This is such a fun stick, it just WANTS to be buttered and pressed. My airs are effortless and higher and hitting boxes are tons of fun on this board. I also tested it out on speed runs, and although it takes a little more effort and concentration to ride than the Titan (pretty much pure freeride), it still tears it up and holds an edge and turns on a dime. My only concern now is which stick to ride for what day. :-) Sounds cheesy, but my freestyle riding truly is EVOlving because of this board! Highly recommended! :-D
look, I'm all right at snowboarding, i like to try flatland
look, I'm all right at snowboarding, i like to try flatland tricks, hit the pipe and carve. i like to go off the top and be able to carve at high speeds. I'm looking for a board that's got a lot of pop, but it can handle speed. i was wondering if this board is for me. if not are there any recommendations that wont break the bank. thanks
By: Clayton Herrmann
May 23, 2009
well i wouldnt reccomend this because its out of stock :-)...looks like you want and everything board that will stand up to anything you throw at it for years to come?...Burton Custom (ics or not)
By: Yule & Bellow
May 23, 2009
Camp Of Champions
By:
Juhlsz1345435
March 12, 2008
This board is mad dope. It kills in the park and handles really good at a fast speed. It is by far one of the best freestyle boards out there
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Length:
- 148cm, 151cm, 155cm, 158cm
- Effective edge:
- [151cm] 118cm
- Waist width:
- [151cm] 24.3cm
- Sidecut radius:
- [151cm] 7.9m
- Core material:
- Flight Core Wood
- Base material:
- Sintered Durasurf XT 4501
- Recommended Use:
- Intermediate to advanced freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 3 Years
- Country of Origin:
- Austria
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