Ride DH2 - 2011
This year Ride has released three DH models. The DH2 uses Ride’s new ProRize rocker which is essentially a zero camber profile with an early-rise rocker on the nose and tail. The DH2 is therefore the most playful of the DH models; knowing that zero camber normally compromises the pop of the board a little Ride have given the DH2 added reinforcement, their Pop Rods 2 system. Nevertheless the profile will make the DH2 easier to jib around the park and press on boxes and rails than its counterparts. Also, for added stability and strength on landings the DH2 comes with Carbon Array 5 reinforcements. As with all zero camber decks you can expect great versatility and performance all over the mountain and a board that slides smoothly along boxes and rails. The DH2 really is an all-mountain freestyle killer; Ride really has covered all bases with this board.
Manufacturer's Description:
Satisfying the constant search for a bigger high, the DH2 snowboard has got your fix. Now featuring Ride’s new ProRize rocker shape built to stomp big landings and lap the park like the pros. With key ingredients that keep you coming back for more, this twin includes Pop Rods 2.0 for a boost of pop, lightweight Membrain top sheet and smooth riding 85A Slimewalls.
Recommended for park riding.
Recommended for halfpipe riding.
Recommended for rail riding.
High cost $
Available in Wide.
Rocker Construction.
Twin Shape.
Year: 2011
Available Lengths (cm):
151, 153, 155, 157, 159, 161, 156W, 159W, 162W
Riding Style: Freestyle/Park
Specifications:
Thin Con construction
85A Slimewalls
Membrain topsheet
ProRize Rocker profile
Pop Rods 2.0 reinforcement
Carbon Array 5 reinforcement
Cleave Edge
Hybrid Glass laminates
Fusion 4000 Base
Centered stance
FLEX 7/10
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