Endeavor Color Series - 2011
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Soft and flexy, the Color series is your smiley friend for taking to the park and laying-waste to rails and jibs. With an extruded base and snappy carbon stringers the Color is the board in the Endeavor line for committed park addicts
Manufacturer's Description:
The Funnest Twin Tip Freestyle & Jibbing Snowboard.
Whistler rider Kevin Griffin loves the Color Series for all things jib and freestyle. His board of choice on the street is the 148 and 151 for park. Peep his part in Sandbox movies to see how this deck performs! Streets, parks, and slushy jumps beware.
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Year: 2011
Available Lengths (cm):
148, 151, 151RC, 154, 157
Riding Style:
Freestyle/Park
Specifications:
Die Cut Flip Flop base
Soft Flex Rating = 2/10
Twin tip shape/ flex
Easy-to-repair Extruded fast base factory waxed
5 Tip-To-Tail Carbon Stringers for “POP”
Stance centered on contact points
24“ maximum stance width
Aggressive sidecut for quick turns
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SB-RV Review
I’ve ridden the last 2 seasons models and this 1 is equally as good, if not that little bit more poppy. The Endeavor Color is a super fun board with a nice forgiving flex which is great for buttering and playing around all over the mountain. Was surprisingly stable at high speeds considering it’s quite soft. I was expecting it to chatter and be a bit wobbly when pointing it straight and charging down the sheer face but instead it handled it like Jenson Button around Monaco!
Every ollie was way bigger than I expected, popping off at different speeds and angles. Mad fun! Again for a board that has quite a soft flex, your able to get loads of pop which was pleasantly surprising. I really liked this board and the graphics will no doubt make it popular. Available in some cool colour ways. The Endeavor Color is ta perfect jib board which you can shred all over the mountain - rails, boxes, kickers, piste…and perfect if you ride a lot indoors or on small ski hills. Another one of those boards that pretty much anyone can strap into, ride and have a ton of fun on. Simply banging! I wouldn’t mind owning one, that’s for sure!
Posted by Mikee C in • Endeavor
User Reviews
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on December 29, 2010 at 07:47 AM
i am 185lb and size 10 boots, you think 154 will be ok for me or better off get 157?
on December 29, 2010 at 08:37 AM
Definitely the 157!
on January 30, 2011 at 11:52 PM
just a little heads up. the 151 one comes in a rocker option(pictured above the other one is yellow) other whise its all camber
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