K2 Raygun Wide Snowboard (Men's)

Product Details

Style: RAYGUN WIDE 12

For the K2 Raygun Wide Snowboard, K2 combined a lot of the style-specific tech you'd see on pricier boards with the stomp width you need to accommodate your feet. The result is a one-gun arsenal that does it all, and saves you cash too. K2 tapered the core in the tip and tail to reduce swing weight, and put in All Terrain Rocker®. By lifting the tip and tail out of the snow earlier than on cambered boards, the Raygun gets a looser, skate-like feel, and floats above deep snow. A Hyper Progressive sidecut blends different radii so that the board transitions easily between turns; no awkward forcing necessary.

Specs:

Design: All-mountain
Shape: Twin Hyper Progressive
Camber: Reverse-Camber All Terrain Rocker®
Waist Width: 26.5cm (size 160W)

Features:

Wider width for size 11+ feet
Setback stance for all-mountain cruising
All Terrain Rocker® gives you float in the deep snow
Hyper Progressive shape blends sidecuts for smooth turning
W1 wood core for flex, durability, and snap
Biaxial Glass for good torsional flex
ICG10 base glass integrates carbon for extra pop
2000 extruded base is durable and easy to tune
Hybritaper™ thins out the core at tip and tail for reduced swing weight

Questions and Answers

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"I am 5'11", weigh about 195lbs, and wear an 11" boot. I am a begineer. I'm looking for a board thats a good fit for my body type and ability level. I am also looking for something multi directional, since I have a tendancy to ride switch. Would this board work for me? Besides this one, what do you suggest? "

1 Answers | Answer Question

Question by Ronnie on 6/1/2012 - 9:42 pm

"You should be looking at sizes around 160. This is board is ok for you, however, I would recommend checking out a few others. Take a look at the Burton Blunt Wide Snowboard, the Burton Deuce Wide Snowboard, or the Nitro Team Wide Snowboard."

Answer by Sarah (Peter Glenn Staff) on 6/4/2012 - 10:34 am