K2 Parkstar Snowboard

The Parkstar's rocker is more like a "auto press higher" function. Essentially the rocker is located on tip and tail and the board is flat between your bindings. This makes the board ride like a flatline or zero-camber board rather than with the loose trucks skateboard like feel the skate banana and other boards with rocker between your feet have.

The Parkstar is derived from the Darkstar which has been a medium flexed all mountain freestyle destroyer for years. Only difference is the park rocker which makes it more rail friendly.

In short: The Parkstar is not a noodle. It will work great for slopes and park alike, but with a rail and butter oriented approach.

Also, the Sintered 4000 base is ridiculously nice: Near bulletproof and easy maintenance. I've ridden mine though rocks and gravel without having to resort to p-tex.

Also base it off of the stuff you will be hitting mainly. Personally, I would go with a 159 if you are going to hit all mountain or a 155-157 if you spend most your time in the park. I am 6'5" and just got the 159. Its a sick board so don't hold back

im 6'1 my jib board is 153, park board is a 155 and my free ride is a 156....dont base it on height though base it on weight and like griffin said skill level...

It depends on your skill level... I'm 6'2 and I can ride anything between a 155-170. But my park board is a 159, cause it's big enough I'm not scared of a little pow pow and small enough for me to throw sweet stuff with. So, I would say look in the 155-160 range, and you'll be safe (depending on your weight too... aka more weight = bigger board).

dude get on the k2 parkstar, ride dh2, gnu park pickle, salomon arnie 5000 or probablt the best rome posteria 1985.
if you wanna board that is goona jump and jib just make sure its got rocka cause you'll want a stiffer board to jump so if it's got rocka you'll still be able to press the shit outta that bad boy hope that helps.......

Yeah they will fit but most size 11 and up go for the wide ones. You will be a lot more likely to hit toes.

the sub zero is very soft, depending on the size of the jump and your skill it should handle them decent but but the k2 or gnu will handle them better, and the k2 should be a bit softer than the gnu

A shopkeeper recommended the Sub Zero for pure park and urban riding. It's a bit softer than the Parkstar but basically I it think it's all down to personal taste.

Gnu, Nitro and K2 all make excellent boards, the magnet traction and bana tech on the Gnu has however gotten tons of praise. Choose the one you think looks the best; a good looking board gives you confidence which is far superior to the tech difference of the three.

I personally would go with the K2 since I have a history with them or the Gnu because of the magnet traction.

In short: A rocker/Revered Camber.

The Parkstar is a softer more park oriented board with a rocker design.

nahh its pretty close to butteryness with the www and yeah its definetly softer than the jibpan but the jibpans a great board. theyre all great boards i rode them at camp the only reason i chose the parkstar over the other two are because i found it cheaper

stiffer than the weapon, softer than the jibpan, similar to the machete

the ww on the 59 is 25.1cm. and its based of the darkstar which is a mid flexing board. it will feel slightly softer than that due to the jib rocker. it will definitely be soft enough for jibbing but will have enough rigidness for everything else.

at 135 lbs i would say go with the 152.. if you have an 11 or 12 foot check out the 154 wide