Amplid Declaration - 2011

Quick
stats: Recommended for park riding.

Amplid have upped the specification on the Declaration for 2011. The board which perhaps has been a little neglected for the last couple of years returns with Midrise rocker, a sintruded 6600 base, Amplid’s uber snappy P10 core and full length edge-to-edge Abuse Base Technology. Now that’s one serious transformation, from park focused caterpillar to beautiful all mountain freestyle butterfly. The Declaration has enough width to enable those with slightly bigger boots to enjoy the ride

Manufacturer's Description:

With its Abuse Base Technology the Declaration is equipped to put an end to base abrasion. It is undoubtedly the true twin for all terrain and conditions.

NEW for 2011 we’ve added our Midriser camber line to make the Declaration even more forgiving. You’ll be ‘catch free’ in all riding scenarios and float like a dream during you backcountry sessions.

An extra 10mm of nose and tail has been added to assist you through those inevitable bomb holes. Keep it hardcore on the entire mountain.

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Year: 2011

Available Lengths (cm):
153, 157, 161

Riding Style:
All Mountain

Specifications:

True twin shape
P10 Superlight wood core
Magma edge shock absorbers
NEW full width abuse base technology
Fly tips
Impact biaxial fibreglass (Heavy duty)
Doomsday Midrise camber
MC Bezier Spline sidecut
22 degree slanted ABS sidewalls
Sintruded 6.6k HM base

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