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K2 Believer Snowboard
Inspired by the pro team, the K2 Believer Snowboard gives you the power to sack up and send it. The Believer's super-fast Sintered 4000 base screams down the hill like a banshee with a death wish, and K2's Hyper Progressive sidecut delivers predictable turns and a smooth ride to keep you from actually dying. Dual torsion forks help you pop off cornices like a bottle rocket, while a super-lightweight multi-core tapers toward the nose and tail to reduce swing weight for easier, faster rotations.
- Flatline technology gives you the control and consistent feel of flat camber; highly requested by K2 team riders
- W3 core reduces weight between the bindings without sacrificing strength
- Matrix 1 adds carbon for pop, stability, and responsiveness
- Triax overlay adds directional torsional stiffness for improved stability and edge control
Bottom Line: Lap the park or hike a huge backcountry booter.
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fun all-arounder
By: m. dog
November 6, 2009
Rode for the last 2 years. Fun pretty much in any condition. Broke both of them. My brother broke 2 of them as well. K2 replaced them with no drama. Good on you K2! Sorry I can't land properly off of park jumps. Going with Slayblade this year. Hopefully it's like the Zeppelin. That was always my favorite all-around board. 4-5 ft possible in the cascades out of this storm. Gotta go wax!
Can't decide on whether to get the 154 or 157. I ride a
Can't decide on whether to get the 154 or 157. I ride a 156 Uninc and have been planning on moving onto a better carve board (although I'm Vermont based). However, the believer has just been winning to many awards to count. Anyway, I'm 5'8 around 165. I'm a pretty advanced rider, mostly carving the groomers, butter and jump off anything and hit the big jumps. Not a huge rail guy but ive been known to hit the boxes now and then. Also, love the powder when the gods smile on VT. Any ideas? 157 seems a bit big for the East Coast. It's either this or possibly the Forum Seeker 156 (for pure speed). Recommendations?
By: daniel.kra617636
August 4, 2009
I'm 5'11" 165lbs and use the 157 for everything. It's a little stiff and heavy for slow speed technical rail stuff but works miracles offpist and at higher speeds.
I went with the 157 to get a wider stance. The 154's 21" setup just doesn't cut it for me.
By: Sebastian Hansen
October 16, 2009
3 cm on a board like the Believer isn't going to be a huge difference, especially if you're use to riding a 156 Un...Inc as the Believer is going to give you a similar ride. Personally I would say go for the 154 if you're going to keep using the Un...Inc every once in awhile and go with the 157 if you're retiring the Un...Inc.
By: Mr_Tidbit
August 10, 2009
Sounds like you should definitely go with the 157. and move
By: The 907
August 5, 2009
good board
By: Adam
November 2, 2009
had the 157 '07 model and it was pretty solid used it for several seasons but it was cut down in its glory due to a pretty big crash. no so great with the park but i recomend this board to intermediate/advanced riders.
Change me.
Research out-of-stock versions:
Tech Specs:
- Length:
- 154cm, 157cm, 159cm, 161cm
- Shape:
- Twin
- Effective edge:
- [154] 119.3cm
- Waist width:
- [154] 24.9cm
- Sidecut radius:
- [154] 8m
- Stance width:
- [154] 21in (53.3cm)
- Stance setback:
- [154] Centered
- Core material:
- WH3 (3 types of wood with Honeykomb technology)
- Base material:
- 4000 Sintered
- Rider Weight:
- [154cm] 120-200lb; [157cm] 130-210lb; [161cm] 130-210lb
- Recommended Use:
- Freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
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