Stepchild Street Recession Snowboard

The whole idea behind this board is to destroy it. The Street Recession has no metal edges, and with no metal edges you can hit wood and aluminum rails where steel edges would stick or catch. This is a zero camber board with a tip to tail sandwich wood core. The base is stone ground for an ideal finish and features Stepchild's Snag Free base tech. This is a street and urban specific board, so keep your mountain board fresh while you destroy this thing on the streets.

The 2011-2012 Stepchild Street Recession Men's Snowboard key features:

Zero Camber - This board is flat with no rocker and no camber. This profile is great for all kinds of riding conditions, from rails to powder.

Kicker I Core - Tip to tail, fully computerized, milled and profiled poplar core that yields a smooth and consistent flex distribution.

Armadillo Plate - A diamond shaped extra layer of fiberglass is placed over the inserts to help prevent insert blowouts. The unique diamond shape strengthens the board around the inserts without interrupting the flex pattern.

Snag Free Base - These bases are hardened in the press by a temperature control system that cooks the base harder as it sandwiches the board. The base material comes out of the press much harder than it went in. Snag Free bases have no die cuts or joints in the base material which is usually how the board will snag.

PROFILE: Twin
RIDING STYLE/TERRAIN: Street/Urban
CORE: Kicker I core
BASE: Snag Free Base
SIDEWALLS: ABS
STANCE: Centered
STIFFNESS RATING: Medium-Soft

- Zero Camber
- Armadillo Plate
- Biax fiberglass construction
- Stone ground base
- Non-stick UV lacquer finish
- 16 Inserts
- No steel edges

Sizing: 148, 152cm