Palmer Flash - 2011

Quick
stats: Recommended for park riding.

Flash wohooo savior of the universe. The Flash Gordon of boardercross snowboarding Mr Shaun Palmer is really steering Palmer Snowboards down the freestyle snowboard route. The Palmer Flash is a pure twin with zero camber between the feet and rocker at the tips for playfulness on the jibs and rails, combined with a shape and spec designed to arm you with a weapon to hammer the slopestyle course and take down Ming the Merciless and his evil henchmen.

Manufacturer's Description:

Pure Confidence for Park and Slopestyle

Comfortable and trustworthy, the new Flash has been redesigned with a True Twin Rocker shape and zero camber between the feet with insane amounts of pop. Extra smooth flex, with snappy catch-free response and stompability, the Flash is for bulletproof park and slopestyle riding. Engineered with durable Palmer prepreg, full sidewall construction, poplar wood core, tri-radial sidecut with full wrapped edges, centered stance, and an easy-to-repair Isospeed 4400 base.

For high speed crud busting to just goofing off, the Flash kills it on jibs for any level of rider.

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Year: 2011

Available Lengths (cm):
147, 150, 153, 157

Riding Style:
Freestyle/Park

Specifications:

Twin Rocker with Zero Camber (flat between the inserts)
True Twin Shape with Tri-Radial Sidecut
Prepreg laminates
Printed Full Sidewall
Poplar Woodcore
Stone Ground 4400 Isospeed Base
5 X 2 Inserts with Centered Stance
Full Wrapped Edges

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