Amplid Paradigma - 2011
Amplid make fantastic freestyle boards, their innovation with materials and manufacturing processes are second to none, but the heart of Amplid’s snowboarding department is in building snowboards that rip on mountains. Years of refining the Paradigma result in a shape that works in all conditions with a narrow waist for lightening quick response, heavy camber for more punch than a Donkey kick out of carves and a directional shape for float in deeper snow. For 2011 Amplid have upgraded last year’s Extruded base for a 6.6k Sintruded base.
Manufacturer's Description:
From powder to park, or pipe to rails the Paradigma is the most versatile board on the mountain.
The unique directional shape offers enough nose for perfect flotation when it’s deep and enough tail for switch take offs and landings.
Its biax-glass construction combined with our P10 ultralight woodcore provides the rider with a surprisingly snappy yet forgiving flex.
Recommended for park riding.
Recommended for halfpipe riding.
Recommended for freeride riding.
High cost $
Camber Construction.
Directional Shape.
Year: 2011
Available Lengths (cm):
153, 156, 159, 163
Riding Style: All Mountain
Specifications:
Directional shape
P10 Superlight wood core
Magma edge shock absorbers
Fly tips
Doomsday Popcamber
Light biax glassfibre
MC Bezier Spline Sidecut
22 degree slanted ABS sidewalls
Sintruded 6.6k HM base
Similar boards: Atomic Alibi Renu - 2011 Bataleon Goliath - 2011 Rossignol One MagTek - 2011
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