Sidecar Kids Snowboard
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Regular price
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CAD$339.95
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Sale price
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CAD$339.95
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Regular price
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CAD$339.95
- Regular price
- CAD$339.95
- Sale price
- CAD$339.95
- Regular price
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CAD$339.95
For groms searching for an all-mountain freestyle snowboard to match their progressing skill set, the K2 Sidecar youth snowboard focuses on features that matter, making snowboarding more fun and progression easier than ever before. The Sidecar features a Twin Rocker Profile - flat between the feet, with rocker outside the bindings to make turning and spinning easier than ever. A twin shape, sidecut, and camber profile make the Sidecar feel precisely the same - whether riding left or right foot forward for dialing in switch riding or just figuring out whether your grom is goofy or regular-footed. Inside, the Sidecar features a single species Aspen Core to provide a smooth flex in a durable package. It’s then wrapped with a biaxially woven fiberglass for the forgiveness needed for progression without sacrificing stability.
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For easy turn initiation, mid-run butters, and freestyle progression, we gave the Sidecar a Catch-Free™ Tune, eliminating that hooky feel often experienced on other grom snowboards. The Extruded 2000 base is fast, tough, low maintenance, and easily repairable, giving you and your grom the confidence and peace of mind to send it on any terrain. Featuring two different style graphics to choose from, the K2 Sidecar gives the next generation all the more reason to come along for the ride.
- Extruded 2000 Base - A low maintenance and smooth gliding base material that’s durable and easy to repair.
- Aspen Core - A single species lightweight wood core that delivers smooth flex and lively rebound.
- Biax Glass - A fiberglass weave intersecting at 90º angles provides the proper torsional flexibility and strength.
- Catch-Free™ Tune - A 2° bevel and factory detuned tip and tail reduce falls and make linking turns more achievable.
