Jackpot Freestyle Snowboard
-15% $467.46
List Prices: $549.95
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The Jackpot, a true freestyle masterpiece, takes it to the next level with its innovative camber design. However, this year’s Jackpot stands out from the crowd as a cambered board, perfectly suited for those seeking a more aggressive riding style. Unlike the Dicey model, the Jackpot is tailored specifically for park and resort enthusiasts. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the Jackpot boasts a distinct tip and tail profile, incorporating sharper contact points that smoothly transition into a flatter, yet extended kick. Inspired by the dynamic world of skateboarding, Mark Kowalchuk has designed the graphic of this board to deliver even more creativity. This board comes with a sticker pack. For personalization, the Jackpot comes in a sleek nude design, accompanied by a sticker pack allowing you to showcase your own interpretation of the vibrant streets of Vegas.
Features
- Shape - True Twin: A twin snowboard is symmetrically shaped, with an identical nose and tail, enabling riders to perform maneuvers and tricks with ease in both regular and switch stances. This symmetrical design ensures equal performance characteristics regardless of direction, facilitating versatile riding experiences.
- Profile - Camber: Classic camber profile where the center of the board is raised off the snow, and the contact points are closer to the bindings. Offers good edge control, stability, and pop. Can be less forgiving than other profiles, making it better for advanced riders or those who prefer a more aggressive riding style.
- Triaxial or "Triax" fiberglass on a snowboard refers to a fiberglass construction where the fibers run in three directions — usually along the length and width of the board and at an angle. This configuration adds torsional stiffness to the board, enhancing its overall stability and responsiveness.
- Forever Flex is a manufacturing process that helps stabilize the flex and rocker profile of a board for its lifetime. YES boards now finish the first stages of production slightly overbuilt and then “break them in” using a specialized machinery that mimics extreme riding use. By flexing the fresh board fibers and epoxy at the factory the materials settle into their final arrangement within the board layup much the same as if you rode the board for 20 days.
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