OMG, it’s the Flow BFF. Dave here at the house. Talking about the Flow BFF snowboard. What we are looking at here is definitely a nice true twin snowboard. Definitely going to be really, really good for the beginner to intermediate freestyle rider. Great park snowboard. You’ve got the centered stance, a center flex. Everything is symmetrical on this one.
You’ve got the 4×4 insert pattern; you can bang out a wider stance with this one because it’s a par 4. It does have a progressive side cut, meaning that your turn initiation, it’s going to be really easy rolling your snowboard up on edge. But as you arc thorough the turn, it’s going to really power you through to the next one. Really good when you are looking to carve out the ramp of a jump and get the inertia to spin off of it.
From there, the base on this one is going to be an extruded, good for a park snowboard. It’s a little bit easier to repair if you get a nick in it. Also you don’t have to wax it quite as much. Full wrapping metal edge. You got an even core profile on this one. It’s going to flex really true from the nose to the tail. Flex rate on this one, probably 3 ½ or 4.
Definitely forgiving park snowboard good on the rails, boxes, jumps stuff like that. Other than that, just a really, really solid, park snowboard beginner that doesn’t necessarily go on the park can also get on it. Like I said that it is forgiving. But full tip to tail wood core–really good reliable flow construction. The Flow BFF snwoboard, a super good snowboard check out.
