Volkl Spark - 2010
A firm ride designed to equip experienced riders who need a board to ride at speed into big transitions onto fast unforgiving landings. The Volkl Spark provides tons of grip all over the mountain and a 2cm setback stance to add versatility in variable snow conditions. Volkl have thrown in Carbon stringers for bonkers pop and shock absorbers for a damp stable ride at speed.
Manufacturer's Description:
An optimal blend of freestyle-orientated flex and a stiffer shape for the more experienced riders out there. An integrated Shock Absorber makes the Spark extremely stable and gives you the perfect feel for those huge kickers. Increasing the setback will turn this board into a purebred freeride dream whilst offering maximum edge grip on icy groomers. Let’s get to the point: The Spark is ideal for freestylers who won’t stick to the park but also want to explore what’s out there!
Recommended for park riding.
Recommended for halfpipe riding.
Recommended for freeride riding.
High cost $
Camber Construction.
Directional Shape.
Year: 2010
Available Lengths (cm):
151, 155, 159, 163
Riding Style: All Mountain
Specifications:
TIP-TO-TAIL SUPREME WOODCORE
SLIM-TIP CONSTRUCTION
SHOCK ABSORBER
DIRECTIONAL FREESTYLE SIDECUT
MULTILAYER SIDEWALLS
UPPER AND LOWER TRIAXIAL FIBERGLASS WEAVE PLUS V-FLEX FIBERGLASS WEAVE
VÖLKL PREMIUM CARBON WEAVE
SINTERED BASE WITH DIE-CUT
STONE AND DIAMOND FINISH
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