Ride Machete Morning Breath Rocker Snowboard 2010: Rock out with your pop out. The Machete snowboard features Ride’s new LowRize rocker with RadialBlendz sidecut to lose the hook and keep the pop. Cutting through the competition, this go anywhere freestyle deck combines Ride’s new technologies for a smooth twin built to last. Last but not least, eye-popping graphic detail from Morning Breath, Inc. in Brooklyn is an over the top manifestation of antiquated pop art and screen print trickery.
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- Flex and Rider Style:Flex rating: From the Mobility Collection where the idea is full movement and flex, the Machete Morning Breath Rocker features a LowRize rocker profile that is flat through the center and starts the Rocker at the extended Blend Zone just enough to give you a hook-free Ride without sacrificing pop when hitting the park
- Construction and Core:Performance Tuned high-strength and lightweight Aspen and Bamboo core featuring Thin Con construction with tapered tips and tails, reduced swing weight and enhanced tip flex, fun and forgiving Biaxial Glass, Carbon Array power distribution technology to deliver total control in every stance location, Linear Carbon laminates add more snap for ollie power
- Sidewalls and Edges:85A Slimewalls are forgiving and ductile, absorbing impacts rather than defending against them, RadialBlendz gives straighter, truer tracking into transitions and jibs by lengthening the sidecut-to-tip shape blend zone, and the Cleave Edge with nearly 50% more steel delivers unmatched resistance to cracking and is compatible for detuning to larger radii
- Base:Fusion 4000 Base with sintered materials is harder, faster, and more durable
Specs
- Tip Width:291.1mm (152), 293.9mm (155), 296.8mm (158), 299.2mm (160), 302.7mm (162)
- Waist Width:245mm (152), 247mm (155), 249mm (158), 250mm (160), 252mm (162)
- Tail Width:291.1mm (152), 293.9mm (155), 296.8mm (158), 299.2mm (160), 302.7mm (162)
- Ability Level:Advanced - Expert
- Core Material:Wood
- Effective Edge:1178mm (152), 1190mm (155), 1216mm (158), 1241mm (160), 1267mm (162)
- Rider Weight:100-150lbs (152), 115-165lbs (155), 125-175lbs (158), 130-180lbs (160), 140-190lbs (162)
- Rocker Type:Rocker
- Sidecut Radius:8650/7150/8650mm (152), 8750/7250/8750mm (155), 8850/7350/8850mm (158), 8950/7450/8950mm (160), 9050/7550/9050mm (162)
- Stance:Centered
- Width:Regular
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Ride Delta MVMNT Snowboard Bindings 2010: The mobility-driven
Ride Delta MVMNT is a super flexible performance snowboard binding that features the lightweight Movement Chassis and Mobility Core ankle strap. The Wedgie 2.5 footbed maximizes pop and provides a more direct connection with the board. Packed with features, but not weighed down, you can’t afford to miss this movement.
- Straps:Traditional two-strap system with Ride’s new Convertible TL Toe Strap that can be worn on your toes or in the more traditional over-your-foot style. No screws, no extra parts – place it where you want and go. Rides new Mobility Core ankle strap provides ultra lightweight comfort and freestyle mobility.
- Highbacks:Ride’s FlexLite highback is the essence of lightweight freestyle performance. Flatback shaping provides softer side-to-side and heelside flex for enhanced mobility
- Baseplates:The Wedgie 2.5 footbed provides the ideal angle for advanced freestyle riders looking for that extra pop. The Movement Chassis System is designed for full-flex mobility in all directions and the absolute lightest weight chassis on the market. The Urethane Rollbar basepad provides the extra dampening and shock absorption required for high impact riding in the park.
- Ratchets:Power UL ratchets provide an ultra light design with rubbery grip pods and more leverage for higher cranking power.
Specs
- Ability Level:Advanced - Expert
- Binding Style:Strap
- Warranty:1 Year
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