Ride DH2 - 2010

Quick
stats: Recommended for park riding.

Take the legendary DH, throw in a rocker profile, beefier carbon reinforcement and the Membrain topsheet. You’ve got yourself a DH with a catch free twist and ever more buttery spins and landings.

Manufacturer's Description:

Habit forming without the hook. Satisfying the constant search for a bigger high, the DH2 has got your fix. Featuring no hook and tons of pop, brought to you exclusively by Ride’s new Lowrize rocker profile with Radial BlendZ sidecut. And with key ingredients that keep you coming back for more, we included Pop Stixs, Membrain topsheet and 85A slimewalls for a one of a kind Ride.

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Year: 2010

Available Lengths (cm):
151, 153, 155, 157, 159, 156W, 159W

Riding Style:
Freestyle/Park

Specifications:

Twin shape
Radial BlendZ sidecut
Centered Stance
Thin Con
85A Slimewalls
Membrain topsheet
LowRize rocker
Carbon Array 5 torsion forks
Pop Stixs
Cleave Edge
Hybrid Glass
Fusion 4000 sintered base

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Elliot on December 19, 2009 at 06:44 PM

Yo, my board recently got stolen (I had a 2009 Scaremaster) and I’m looking for a replacement. I’m looking into buying the 2009 version of the DH2 because I heard the board is a beast. I’m an intermediate rider that spends most of my time on the park, but I occasionally like to shred the diamonds. Any advice on what board I should get?

Thanks

zoryfl on December 19, 2009 at 09:02 PM

Hey Elliot, check out the recent jib board test here on the site (http://www.snowboard-review.com/blog/article/the_jib_snowboard_test/) you will definitly find some nice fits for your demands there.