K2 Va Va Voom - 2011

Quick
stats: Recommended for park riding.

With zee new Nikita artwork, zee jib rocker profile and zee JipTip construction, zis board is parfait for a little cheeky jibbing. K2’s latest female jib specific snowboard has zee, how do you say, Va-va-voom.

Manufacturer's Description:

Nikita™ Special Edition Series.

The ultimate women’s park board! Cooked up by Leanne Pelosi and the K2 Alliance™, the 2010-11 K2 VaVaVoom™ Rocker snowboard is yet another Transworld Good Wood award winner. JIBTIP design integrates a longer effective edge with a shorter nose and tail, allowing you to drop down a board size without losing the stability of a longer board. JIB ROCKER creates a smooth flex, perfect freestyle pop and MORE FUN!

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Year: 2011

Available Lengths (cm):
135, 139, 143, 148, 152

Riding Style:
Freestyle/Park

Specifications:

Jib Rocker™ profile
JibTip™ construction
Twin Tip shape
Dual Progressive sidecut
Rhythm™ core
Biax laminates
Extruded 2000 base

User Reviews

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Kat B on September 27, 2010 at 12:38 PM

I rode this board on demo at the weekend at Hemel snowdome - super fun to ride for intermediate/advanced rider looking for a jib specific board. The flex is really friendly, and pretty much allows you to do any ground trick you want. Base - I’m used to riding a much faster, stiffer board, and to me it felt like I was riding through cotton wool when you point it down the slope. Edgehold - there were a couple of icy areas in the dome. The board held a bit better than I expected on them though. If you’re only going to ride it in the park or the snowdome, I think it’s great board, however if you’re away and you’ve got a long ride home from the park, I’d get something with a stiffer flex and faster base.