Description
DOWN FOR THE CAUSE
The Berzerker strikes a perfect balance of aggressive, freestyle shaping and jib-friendly, softer flex patterns. This unlikely pairing of a positive shape with a mellower flex means the Rider has more ways to input pressure and feather-tune the way the board turns. If you like a soft board you can press and maneuver, but still want to push back when nudged, the Berzerker is it.
Specs
| Spec: | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| SHAPE: Directional | |||
| SIDECUT: Quadratic | |||
| 45° Thin Con - Sidewall | |||
| Aggression Core | |||
| Triaxial Fiberglass | |||
| CarbonEx and Aramid Reinforcement | |||
| RGG (RideGlide with Gallium) Sintered Fusion Base | |||
| Fusion Tip and Tail | |||
| Patented True-Flex Inserts | |||
| Dual Resin System | |||
| SIZES: 152, 156, 159, 162 | |||
Reviews
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by Anonymous on 12.19.2009
Strengths: This board is insane. i`ve been riding mine for a couple years now and it just exxels all over the mountain. its fairly stiff so throwing fast carves is totaly do able, but yet you can press it. the centered stance and twin tips are sweet for throwing switch tricks of larger features.
Weaknesses: its no jib board, so it has some trouble on rails. but that does not matter, cuz its just a fun all around ride for any rider.
by Anonymous on 01.25.2008
Strengths: Super Flex but strong enough to hold when carving the steeps. Super light board...with my bindings it`s only 11.5 lbs.
Weaknesses: The board is just like the Ride Business except it doesn`t have the silencers to keep out the board chatter. I do prefer the tail and tip silencers on the Business but if you want a free-style machine, this board is for you!