Amplid Aggronym - 2012
If you’re stuck between riding camber or rocker in the park this winter then why don’t you ride the halfway house? The Aggronym’s zero camber Flatliner profile keeps it forgiving whilst bringing back the edge hold and pop you’d sacrifice if you went for a rockered board. Plus there’s nothing like the feel of a zero camber board on boxes and rails. Like The Verdict the Aggronym is a good choice for park riders who want to size down a few centimetres this season.
Manufacturer's Description:
Born on the streets, with an expanded habitat to the mountains - the Aggronym is at home where rails, boxes and kickers are. Featuring FATLINER geometry the Aggronym terrorizes the entire mountain. It provides smooth butterability, aggressive olliepower, and it pops off anything which gets in your way.
Save the glitz and glam for the weekend warriors. Raw and uncut, this is what the AGGRONYM is all about.
Recommended for park riding.
Recommended for rail riding.
Medium cost $
Available in MidWide.
Zero Camber Construction.
Twin Shape.
Year: 2012
Available Lengths (cm):
151, 154, 158
Riding Style: Freestyle/Park
Specifications:
P5 Confidence Wood Core
Magma Edge Shock Absorber
360° Wrap Around Steel Edge
T.P.U Spin Tips
Glassfiber Impact Biax
Doomsday Flatliner
MC Bezier Spline Sidecut
22° Slanted ABS Sidewalls
DDT Processing
Extruded BA 4.4 Duraspeed Base
Shred Ready
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