Stepchild Salary Man - 2011

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If you don’t fancy buying the Stepchild Whale Cock, for understandable reasons, then the Salary Man is pretty-much the same board but with slightly less controversial graphics. Like the Stepchild Whale Cock the Salary Man is a medium/soft flexing twin that gives riders the confidence and stability to jib the whole mountain. Formerly known as ‘Powder Sucks’ this years board is also available in reverse camber which will give added playfulness and pressability on rails.

Manufacturer's Description:

The Sucks board (otherwise known as the Powder Sucks) is a tip to tail wood core twin board. This board is one of the most popular boards in our line. The shape, design and price of this board are what make it so popular. The Salary Man/Sucks board also comes with the reverse camber option in sizes 152, 152MW, 155, 155MW. Which side of the graphics do you want to live on? If you choose the salary man side then you will soon have a Grover-body with small arms and a big gut. That’s what happens when you sit in an office all-day…….so get out and ride you office pussies.

Recommended for park riding.

Recommended for rail riding.

Medium cost $

Available in MidWide.

Camber Construction.

Twin Shape.

Year: 2011

Available Lengths (cm):
149, 152, 155, 158, 152mW, 155mW

Riding Style: Freestyle/Park

Specifications:

Kicker 1 Core
Screened Base
Smooth “Soft Belt Base” finish – Pre waxed
Lightweight biax glass
12 inserts per foot
Non- Stick UV Lacquer coating
Armadillo Plate
Twin shape

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Stepchild Salary Man

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