Description
It really comes down to whatever floats your board when you ride a Graft. Dropping pillow lines? Check. Dropping burly retaining walls to near-flat landing? Check. Dropping hammers off widow-makers? Check. Doubts? Re-check the footage in No Correct Way—the essence of all-mountain freestyle fun.
Specs
| Spec: | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Pop Core Matrix | : | Lightweight and smooth flexing | |
| StraightBiax Carbon Laminate | : | The ollie pop of carbon in the tip and tail built on a buttery 90-degree foundation | |
| SinterTrue Base | : | Strong wax absorption for fast, fun-filled days | |
| Impact Plates™ | : | 2.5 times stronger under foot | |
| Carbon Centerline Stringer Technology | : | From the inserts to the tips, carbon down the centerline powers ollies and nollies without any unwanted torsional stiffness | |
| Edge Bevel: Park (-2° base/-2° side) | : | Catch-free to add comfort and control off jumps, but with plenty of bite once on edge | |
| Positive Camber | : | Traditional positive camber delivers dynamic energy release from edge to edge and a ton of pop in the nose and tail | |
| Available Sizes | : | 149, 151, 153, 155, 158, 160 | |
Reviews
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2008 Rome - Graft |
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| When we introduced the Graft last year, riders like Casey Neefus and Brendan Hayes quickly started using it as their daily ride. Now, in just the second year of the series, we’ve re-engineered it into a twin design based on the foundation of last-year’s chassis. So the original feel is maintained, but its switch capacities are stepped up. Unli... More» | ||
by Anonymous on 11.10.2008
Strengths: fuckin sick
Weaknesses: nothing