Clyde Where’s Ryan? - 2010
Mr Ryan Hall loves hitting rails and kickers in the park… and guess what… so does his board. Built to be durable even when hitting the gnarliest kinks and the thinest landings, thanks to a tip to tail Aspen core and full wrap steel edges and of course Clyde’s unique quality control. Jason at Clyde creates every board himself in his one man factory; if Jason passes a board, you can be sure it’s the bomb! Ryan’s board also has a ‘Where’s Wally’ style topsheet on it which should keep you and your buddies busy on many a lift ride.
Manufacturer's Description:
Designed by Canadian team rider Ryan Hall, this board is designed to be a rail slayer and park killer. It has a soft and buttery flex, it’s lightweight and the UHMW sidewalls provide plenty of strength for the daily abuse that this board can endure. To see this board in action check out Ryan’s part in Sandbox film’s new flick “Shine On”. As a special feature, the Where’s Waldo inspired graphics hide a character of Ryan Hall that is in a different spot on every single one of his boards! See if you can find him.
Recommended for park riding.
Recommended for rail riding.
Medium cost $
Camber Construction.
Twin Shape.
Year: 2010
Available Lengths (cm):
148, 151, 154, 157, 161
Riding Style: Freestyle/Park
Specifications:
*Sintered 4001 Galleria Base
*Digitally sublimated graphics
*Full wrap steel edge
*Multi-Layer vibration dampening
*Biax bottom glass
*Full length Canadian Aspen woodcore
*Stainless steel inserts with glass reinforcement
*Triax top glass
*Carbon I Beam
*Thermoglass matte topsheet
*Soft flex
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