Forum Youngblood - 2011

Quick
stats: Recommended for park riding.

The Forum Youngblood is the deck of choice for young guns. Whether you like it rockered or cambered, no worries, Forum have introduced the ChillyDog profile to the Youngblood but continue to manufacture it with camber too. The Youngblood is perfect for Lightweight riders young or old, and the simple spec makes it the perfect park focused shred stick.

Manufacturer's Description:

Camber - Step it up, kid.

Youngbloods are the riders constantly pushing what can be done on a snowboard. This softer, true twin board is there to spin-on, spin-off whatever they want. Raising their voices in an attempt to be heard, the Youngblood’s chaotic and loud graphics amplify what this crew has to say

Chillidog Rocker - For the crew of today.

The Youngblood isn’t just a snowboard—it’s a tight-knit crew. The Youngblood ChillyDog is for the loud and loose, pedal-to-the-metal guys in the crew. Weird new rail tricks, corked spins, tight pants, baggy pants, bad mustaches, gold watches, whatever. This is real progression. ChillyDog with Pop brings continuous rocker fun with the ollie pop that the Youngbloods need.

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Year: 2011

Available Lengths (cm):
148, 152, 154, 156, 155W, 157W, 159W

Riding Style:
Freestyle/Park

Specifications:

ChillyDog with Pop profile or camber
Twin shape
Gnar core
Biaxial glass laminates
FreeBase (extruded base)
Swingers Club
Flex 4/10

User Reviews

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Tim on August 29, 2011 at 05:27 AM

hey I was looking in getting this board I just want to know how it is? is it a good ok or a bad board to get also I want to know I’d the youngblood or the scallywag is a better board please let me know the truth what you think?.