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Ride Society Snowboard - 2008
Find the biggest jump on the mountain and point it—the Ride Society Snowboard will help you stomp it. How? First of all, Ride uses 85A-durometer urethane in this freestyle deck's sidewalls. Just like on your longboard wheels, the urethane reduces vibration for a smooth ride up to the takeoff. A screaming fast Fusion 4000 sintered base ensures you'll have enough speed to make the transition. Just before you reach the lip, ollie to get a little extra air. Hollow carbon rods over this twintip's Pop Rods core store and then release energy for explosive pop. The carbon rods also transmit power from your bindings to the edge, so you won't wash out when you land. If you still have any doubt about this freestyle board's performance, consider this—the Society is the choice of freestyle rulers J.J. Thomas and Mikey LeBlanc. *These boards arrived with assorted colored bases. We have no control over which color you'll get.
Bottom Line: If you hang out with the park crowd, the Ride Society Snowboard will fit right in.
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I wear a pair of 11.5 burton boots, are those going to be awkward
I wear a pair of 11.5 burton boots, are those going to be awkward on this board?
By: Jordan Huff
July 16, 2009
maybe a little bit i got to ride my friends society and i had a bit of a toe drag cause i wear 11.5's. i ride wide so maybe it just felt that way. just make sure your bindings are set right for minimal drag. this board is dope and has mad flex. my friend swears by this and has bought every model back into the mikey leblanc pros
By: Matt Maydick
August 12, 2009
Pop Rods and Membrain !
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June 26, 2008
The Society is back for 2008/2009 with a couple of brand new features that make this favorite of riders even better.
Ride has incorporated the Membrain Topsheet that is used on the Concept UL into the Society making it lighter than last year.
Ride also has a new tech called pop rods, which they have put in the tip and tail of the board. Hollow Pop Rods comes from a technology used in fishing poles, this material has been used to make fly rods that you can bend 180 degrees and not snap. So what does this mean to you, you get the same great 6 out of 10 longitudinal flex that you love in the Society, but now you get an added snap in your tip/tail that is unbelievable when riding anywhere on the mountain.
Everything else about the Society has stayed the same. Max boot size you can ride on all for sizes is a 10.5 with the 25.1/25.2 waist widths.
This board is easily one of the best all-mountain/freestyle boards on the market and you get all the new tech at the same price as last years deck!
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Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 151cm, 154cm, 157m, 160cm
- Shape:
- Twin
- Effective edge:
- [154cm] 1203mm
- Waist width:
- [154cm] 25cm
- Sidecut radius:
- [154cm] 8.7 / 7.7 / 8.7m
- Stance width:
- 22in (55.9cm)
- Stance setback:
- Centered
- Core material:
- Pop Rods Tuned
- Base:
- Fusion 4000 sintered
- Recommended Use:
- Advanced park & pipe
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
1 Comment Last Comment: August 13, 2012 by: Collin
By: Collin
August 13, 2012
Got this board and love it to death! but its time for another board.... Ive had three years outta this one and i want something similar, not really seeing anything with the flex rating that this does or the light weight... any suggestions?
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