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2008 : K2 : W.W.W.

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PARK AND RAIL SPECIALIST

Built, tested and proven as the leader in freestyle progression, the WWW is designed for innovation in the streets, parks and everywhere in between.

This season's WWW took the already perfect jib board and made it even better. Our NEW! Hybritaper Tip and Tail reduces the swing weight even more for effortless spinning while the NEW! Twin Tip Dual Progressive Shape seamlessly switches between riding both forward and backward. The WWW's true twin-tip design, longer effective edge with shorter nose and tail allow you to drop down 5cm in board size without losing the stability of a longer board. Perfecting those jibs and butters is now easier than ever!



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Overall
100%
Function
100%
Presentation
80%
Value
100%
Sizes Available
145, 148, 152, 155, 158
MSRP ($)
329.95
Terrain Designed For
Jibbing
Flex
Softest
Year
2008
stormrider

stormrider's Review

February 22nd, 2008

Summary:
The WWW is a jib-specific park board that can actually be ridden all mountain.
Review:

I absolutely love the WWW. I originally bought it as a park board, but the thing is so damn addictive to ride, that I end up riding it all over the mountain.

In the park it is pretty much unbeatable on any jib, box, or rail feature, and great on small to medium sized jumps. I hit a couple of 50 foot tables on it, and while it did fine, you have to be spot on with the landing, as the nose and tail are pretty soft. The board really likes to spin, whether onto boxes or into the air. The softness of the board makes it very forgiving when getting onto rails and landing spins off small features.

 The remarkable thing about this board is that because K2 cut the nose and tail off, the effective edge is that of a longer board. So the 155 rides like a 160, for example. So, while it is definitely designed for the park, it holds and edge and makes decent turns on the mountain. It is pretty soft, so when you get into chop you do end up absorbing a lot with your legs, but for run of the mill riding, warm-up laps, or simply getting to the park, it is a really fun board to ride.

 I'm not totally keen on this years graffics, but that's not usuaully important on a board because I cover them up with stickers anyways. However, because the top-sheet is made of p-tex (that's right, the same stuff your base is made of), you can't even put stickers on it. A major bummer.

Review Ratings
Value
Overall
Presentation
Function
Size Reviewed
155
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