Sims Quest - 2010

Quick
stats: Recommended for park riding.

The Quest is Sims offering for the beginners market. The Quest has a soft torsional and longitudinal flex, a directional shape for riding all over the mountain and an easy to maintain extruded base that even the most inept DIY enthusiast can fix. Perfect for your first steps on a board, through to sticking lines in the park

Manufacturer's Description:

Rip a line with the Quest directional all-mountain board. This durable board is designed around a light weight poplar core with 1” stringers for maximum snap. The Quest provides you with an effortless glide like only a Sims board can do. Catch Sims pro rider Erich Dummer sessioning Copper Mtn’s Catalyst Park Terrain on the Quest this season.

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Year: 2010

Available Lengths (cm):
151, 154, 157, 160, 169W, 163W

Riding Style:
Beginner

Specifications:

• Men’s directional all-mountain shape
• Full wood poplar core featuring 1 inch stringers for maximum pop and response with minimum weight
• Bi-axial fibreglass, light weight with softer flex characteristics for a more forgiving ride
• Rubber foil dampeners provide a smooth ride and increased bonding between the edge and the sidewall
• UHMW extruded base
• Flex: Soft

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