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Stepchild Sucks Camber 2014 Snowboard
The Sucks is at the core of the Stepchild range and has won multiple awards over the years under many different guises. For 2014 we see upgraded Triax fibreglass to give this true-twin camber board added snap. Specification: Profile: Regular Camber Running length: 1190mm Waist width: 250mm Sidecut radius: 7.9m Setback: Centred Flex (1 soft, 10 stiff): 4 (Specification based on the 155cm board) Note: Base and topsheet graphics are size specific and base colours may vary Features: The award winning Kicker I Core is made using sustainably sourced poplar and is milled by computer. It is soft yet snappy making it suitable for all areas of the mountain. SnagFree Base Material has been hardened during the pressing process, this makes the base more durable and easier to maintain and is applied
to all Stepchild snowboards. Structurn are elongated dimples on the base of the board. This patented base structure is scientifically proven to make the base run faster in all conditions. An additional diamond shaped layer of fibreglass re-enforces the binding insert area. These Armadillo Plates help to prevent inset blowouts from high impacts and heavy landings. FutureGlue is a standard on all Stepchild boards due to its unparalleled strength in bonding the base to the core. Triax Fibreglass uses three strands of interweaving fibreglass to deliver a stiffer torsional flex while also increasing the response. I’ve got a Sucks from a couple of seasons ago and it’s still my go-to board for park days. I like the precision of camber when approaching rails and setting an edge on landing. The
Triax fibreglass update has increased the torsion stiffness a little, giving more power off the edges when it’s ridden a little harder. I enjoy all aspects of snowboarding and carving corduroy piste is up there with my favourite things to do. That is another thing that the Sucks definitely does NOT suck at. Is it for me? For intermediate to advanced park riders that want the benefits of camber: solid edge hold and loads of pop, and don’t want to sacrifice that for the looseness of a rocker or flat profile. Also snowboarders that enjoy riding the piste that are looking for the same characteristics.
to all Stepchild snowboards. Structurn are elongated dimples on the base of the board. This patented base structure is scientifically proven to make the base run faster in all conditions. An additional diamond shaped layer of fibreglass re-enforces the binding insert area. These Armadillo Plates help to prevent inset blowouts from high impacts and heavy landings. FutureGlue is a standard on all Stepchild boards due to its unparalleled strength in bonding the base to the core. Triax Fibreglass uses three strands of interweaving fibreglass to deliver a stiffer torsional flex while also increasing the response. I’ve got a Sucks from a couple of seasons ago and it’s still my go-to board for park days. I like the precision of camber when approaching rails and setting an edge on landing. The
Triax fibreglass update has increased the torsion stiffness a little, giving more power off the edges when it’s ridden a little harder. I enjoy all aspects of snowboarding and carving corduroy piste is up there with my favourite things to do. That is another thing that the Sucks definitely does NOT suck at. Is it for me? For intermediate to advanced park riders that want the benefits of camber: solid edge hold and loads of pop, and don’t want to sacrifice that for the looseness of a rocker or flat profile. Also snowboarders that enjoy riding the piste that are looking for the same characteristics.
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