Imperium DJVI - 2011
For Imperium founder and brand General, Demir Julia to put his initials on a snowboard, it has to be special. Under the Eagle crest of the DJVI are all the ingredients of a top of the range, high spec snowboarding limousine. Now made in the Elan factory and featuring a staggering 10,000 grade sintered base, the best way to summarise the DJVI is to compare it to a Mercedes Maybach with a gas turbine under the bonnet. Demir travels around the hill in style.
Manufacturer's Description:
The DJVI is to be manufactured in the Elan factory for the first time. The reason? To make it even better and stronger than before. The DJVI features a full length wood core made with the highest quality Poplar, triax fibreglass above and below the core for extra stability at high speed and two Carbon /Kevlar strips on the nose and tail for extra pop. Thicker Steel edges for resistance against impacts when you’re cruising at high speed and a crazy fast 10,000 grade sintered base. One of the best all-mountain freestyle snowboards in the world.
Recommended for park riding.
Recommended for halfpipe riding.
Recommended for freeride riding.
Very high cost $
Camber Construction.
Twin Shape.
Year: 2011
Available Lengths (cm):
156, 159
Riding Style: Freestyle/Park
Specifications:
True twin shape
Sintered 10,000 grade base
FSC sustainably sourced wood core
Centred stance
Flex 6/10
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