DC PBJ - 2011

Quick
stats: Recommended for park riding.

Seeing Torstein Horgmo lap the Park City pro park top to bottom and record one of the most insane seamless runs ever seen was enough to legitimize the PBJ in one instant. For 2011 the PBJ has been completely redesigned, with a buttery heavily rockered profile and a super flexible wood composite core, the PBJ is now even more jib specific. Perfect for getting expressive on the jibs or smaller jumps in the park.

Manufacturer's Description:

Back from slaying the parks and streets for the last two years, here’s the PBJ. Reverse Camber and a tonal black graphic provides the perfect stealth cover for those late night sessions…

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Year: 2011

Available Lengths (cm):
144, 149, 157, 155W, 159W

Riding Style:
Freestyle/Park

Specifications:

Camber Core Profile
Radius to Flat tips
True Optic Base
Structurn Base Finish
-6mm anti camber
Astro core (composite wood core)
Biax+ glass
Flex 5/10

SB-RV Review

Snowboard-Review.com’s jib ninja Mikee C tested this season’s DC Aaron Biittner Pro PBJ. Aaron Biittner’s pro model has exactly the same spec as the PBJ just with Aaron’s pro graphic.

If you want to see Mikee’s review click here.

Posted by Rich Ewbank in • DC

User Reviews

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Nick on November 12, 2010 at 06:38 PM

That Horgmo vid was so dirty: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GZubw9JE_k

nick on January 12, 2011 at 11:16 PM

i cant decide whch one to get the 153 or 155w i weight 157 lbs and im 5’8’’ which one would work best for jibbing, rails, and buttern?????

andrew on February 01, 2011 at 04:09 PM

dude if you’re 5"8 and wanna shred the park get the 149. you dont want a long board, especially in the park dawg

Cj on February 07, 2011 at 09:53 PM

Hi I’m good on jibs and rails and I’m looking for a board to be mainly for excellence on jibs and rails is this the board the best choice or any other suggestions would be great thanks I’m 5’8 and 135 help please thanks

Hudson Mote on November 21, 2011 at 12:40 AM

I am 13, 5 foot 2 inches, and 104 pounds. I am abviously still growing fast and want a board that i wont grow out of quickly, even if it is a little big the first year. Should i get the 144 or 149?

Enton on February 02, 2012 at 09:16 PM

Has been an a great board to progress with on jibs, good edge hold and lots of pop. Does start to rattle with a decent amount of speed, but will still cut powder really well. Small jumps are probably your best bet for this floppy jib stick as it will pretty much fold under you with any kind of real height. Overall for a versatile board is good not great, there are better boards out there for using all the terrain, but for the park it has been great.