Additional Information
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Product Description
Purpose
We wanted to create a more compact dancing/freestyle board that you could basically do everything on. A board that has plenty of room to get your dancing groove on and is smaller, lighter, and easier to throw around. Something that is not overly huge, can bust out steezy slides, and can be carried and fit into a trunk easier. Can you downhill on this board? Probably, but it is not a DH board.
Rocker
We are really stoked on the rocker in this board (the board has a slight “U” bend to it). The original prototype had camber and felt good, but we decided to put some rocker in it and bam a ram, it instantly felt so much better. The rocker just sinks you into the board and gives you that extra cushy, locked in feel. Feels great for dancing, makes sliding a lot easier and more comfortable, and puts the board lower to the ground, making pushing a tad bit easier.
Concave
HURRAY, we added concave! We added a mellow “U” concave to give you more confidence when sliding. The concave also helps lock your feet in when landing big spins and such. The concave is mellow and does not feel uncomfortable for footwork moves.
Nose and Tail Kicks
More nose and tail curvatures allow for easier catching of the nose and tail. If you get your timing down, yes you can ollie the Bhangra. Not easy, but it can be done. Both the nose and tail will lock your feet in nicely for manuals, but the different lengths result in distinct feelings of balance and pop. You may find riding the board in a certain direction better for some tricks; for example, the tail is really good for catching shuvits-to-manuals, while the nose feels better for hang ten manuals.
Functional Griptape Design
This is our most thought out grip design to date featuring a functional, shoe saving design and two different types of grip tape, oh yes.
For the main standing platform, we used a mellower grip with a functional pattern to save your shoes. As you all know, when you do pivot motions on grip tape you slowly wear out the balls of your shoes; you are basically grinding away your soles on sandpaper. We cut out this grip design so that when you do your spinning moves, most of your shoe will move freely on the bamboo, not the grip tape. We also designed it so you still have plenty of grip tape on the rails of the board for confidence when sliding.
We used a gnarlier, gripper grip tape on the nose and tail to help give you that extra locked in feeling when holding out steezy manuals for the ladies and/or gentlemen. Plus the extra grip makes it easier to catch the nose and tail for quick shuvit-to-manual moves.
Flex
The Bhangra comes in two flexes:
FLEX 2 (90-190+ lbs) is what Adam S. (150 lbs) and Adam C. (160 lbs) ride. The Adam’s prefer a board with a bit of flex to it (feels a lot better for freestyle). You can still take the flex 2 plenty fast and do slides comfortably, thanks to the rocker and concave.
FLEX 1 (150-250+ lbs) is definitely stiffer, and if you are 160 lbs it will only flex slightly under you. If you like stiffer boards and plan on doing hard pounding tricks with this board or weigh more (over 190 lbs), this is your board.
Graphic
For this graphic we decided to try something new. We took a collage of Adam Colton’s scary monster faces meshed together and screaming with joy and burned/branded them into the bottom of the board. If you feed them, they will stay happy.
The top graphic is sick and simple. It is a monster’s eye surrounded by a swirling line. If you spin on the swirling lines, you will get more speed… hahaha.
Construction
We are stoked to say this is our most organic board to date. We have created a durable beast bound together with jello and spider tears. Actually, the board is constructed from bamboo, cork and epoxy bio-resin. We used no fiberglass in this board but were able to get the strength and flex characteristics we wanted by using two vertical cores of vert-lam bamboo with cork in the middle for weight reduction and dampening. The top of the board is a cross-ply of bamboo vert-lam to strengthen the board across the width and we use a similar ply in the center (next to the cork) to stiffen up the flex.
We wanted to create a more compact dancing/freestyle board that you could basically do everything on. A board that has plenty of room to get your dancing groove on and is smaller, lighter, and easier to throw around. Something that is not overly huge, can bust out steezy slides, and can be carried and fit into a trunk easier. Can you downhill on this board? Probably, but it is not a DH board.
Rocker
We are really stoked on the rocker in this board (the board has a slight “U” bend to it). The original prototype had camber and felt good, but we decided to put some rocker in it and bam a ram, it instantly felt so much better. The rocker just sinks you into the board and gives you that extra cushy, locked in feel. Feels great for dancing, makes sliding a lot easier and more comfortable, and puts the board lower to the ground, making pushing a tad bit easier.
Concave
HURRAY, we added concave! We added a mellow “U” concave to give you more confidence when sliding. The concave also helps lock your feet in when landing big spins and such. The concave is mellow and does not feel uncomfortable for footwork moves.
Nose and Tail Kicks
More nose and tail curvatures allow for easier catching of the nose and tail. If you get your timing down, yes you can ollie the Bhangra. Not easy, but it can be done. Both the nose and tail will lock your feet in nicely for manuals, but the different lengths result in distinct feelings of balance and pop. You may find riding the board in a certain direction better for some tricks; for example, the tail is really good for catching shuvits-to-manuals, while the nose feels better for hang ten manuals.
Functional Griptape Design
This is our most thought out grip design to date featuring a functional, shoe saving design and two different types of grip tape, oh yes.
For the main standing platform, we used a mellower grip with a functional pattern to save your shoes. As you all know, when you do pivot motions on grip tape you slowly wear out the balls of your shoes; you are basically grinding away your soles on sandpaper. We cut out this grip design so that when you do your spinning moves, most of your shoe will move freely on the bamboo, not the grip tape. We also designed it so you still have plenty of grip tape on the rails of the board for confidence when sliding.
We used a gnarlier, gripper grip tape on the nose and tail to help give you that extra locked in feeling when holding out steezy manuals for the ladies and/or gentlemen. Plus the extra grip makes it easier to catch the nose and tail for quick shuvit-to-manual moves.
Flex
The Bhangra comes in two flexes:
FLEX 2 (90-190+ lbs) is what Adam S. (150 lbs) and Adam C. (160 lbs) ride. The Adam’s prefer a board with a bit of flex to it (feels a lot better for freestyle). You can still take the flex 2 plenty fast and do slides comfortably, thanks to the rocker and concave.
FLEX 1 (150-250+ lbs) is definitely stiffer, and if you are 160 lbs it will only flex slightly under you. If you like stiffer boards and plan on doing hard pounding tricks with this board or weigh more (over 190 lbs), this is your board.
Graphic
For this graphic we decided to try something new. We took a collage of Adam Colton’s scary monster faces meshed together and screaming with joy and burned/branded them into the bottom of the board. If you feed them, they will stay happy.
The top graphic is sick and simple. It is a monster’s eye surrounded by a swirling line. If you spin on the swirling lines, you will get more speed… hahaha.
Construction
We are stoked to say this is our most organic board to date. We have created a durable beast bound together with jello and spider tears. Actually, the board is constructed from bamboo, cork and epoxy bio-resin. We used no fiberglass in this board but were able to get the strength and flex characteristics we wanted by using two vertical cores of vert-lam bamboo with cork in the middle for weight reduction and dampening. The top of the board is a cross-ply of bamboo vert-lam to strengthen the board across the width and we use a similar ply in the center (next to the cork) to stiffen up the flex.
FLEX
FLEX 2 (90-190+ lbs) is what Adam S. (150 lbs) and Adam C. (160 lbs) ride. The Adam’s prefer a board with a bit of flex to it (feels a lot better for freestyle). You can still take the flex 2 plenty fast and do slides comfortably, thanks to the rocker and concave.
FLEX 1 (150-250+ lbs) is definitely stiffer, and if you are 160 lbs it will only flex slightly under you. If you like stiffer boards and plan on doing hard pounding tricks with this board or weigh more (over 190 lbs), this is your board.
Trucks
Paris 180s Blue
Paris 180s Red
Paris 180s Silver / Purple
Paris Adam Colton 180s
Randal RII 180s
Bear Grizzly 852 181mm
Charger 10"
Wheels
-70mm 83a Orangatang Stimulus (Purple) or 70mm 86a Orangatang Stimulus (Yellow):
70mm tall with a Contact patch (width of wheel in contact with ground) of 42mm. These offset wheels are intended for grippy, hard carving and consistent, controlled slides. Double rounded lips, and a stone ground/pre-broken in surface for smooth slides out of the box.
-70mm 80a Orangatang 4President (Orange) or 70mm 83a Orangatang 4President (Purple):
70mm tall with a Contact patch (width of wheel in contact with ground) of 53mm. These wheels are intended for grippy, hard carving,pumping and speed. They will slide when broken in, but they aren't freeride wheels. The -4President features an offset design with subtle lip characteristics for increased grip, speed, and high energy return.
Bearings
Loaded JEHU Performance Bearings
FLEX 2 (90-190+ lbs) is what Adam S. (150 lbs) and Adam C. (160 lbs) ride. The Adam’s prefer a board with a bit of flex to it (feels a lot better for freestyle). You can still take the flex 2 plenty fast and do slides comfortably, thanks to the rocker and concave.
FLEX 1 (150-250+ lbs) is definitely stiffer, and if you are 160 lbs it will only flex slightly under you. If you like stiffer boards and plan on doing hard pounding tricks with this board or weigh more (over 190 lbs), this is your board.
Trucks
Paris 180s Blue
Paris 180s Red
Paris 180s Silver / Purple
Paris Adam Colton 180s
Randal RII 180s
Bear Grizzly 852 181mm
Charger 10"
Wheels
-70mm 83a Orangatang Stimulus (Purple) or 70mm 86a Orangatang Stimulus (Yellow):
70mm tall with a Contact patch (width of wheel in contact with ground) of 42mm. These offset wheels are intended for grippy, hard carving and consistent, controlled slides. Double rounded lips, and a stone ground/pre-broken in surface for smooth slides out of the box.
-70mm 80a Orangatang 4President (Orange) or 70mm 83a Orangatang 4President (Purple):
70mm tall with a Contact patch (width of wheel in contact with ground) of 53mm. These wheels are intended for grippy, hard carving,pumping and speed. They will slide when broken in, but they aren't freeride wheels. The -4President features an offset design with subtle lip characteristics for increased grip, speed, and high energy return.
Bearings
Loaded JEHU Performance Bearings
Ships from our west coast warehouse
Orders generally take 2–3 business days to process and then 7–10 days to ship. If you place an order on a weekend or holiday, your order will not be processed until the following business day
How much is shipping going to cost?
A lot of it depends on where we’re shipping. If you add the product you are interested in to your shopping cart on our site and enter your shipping information, it will show you the cost for your purchase. You don’t have to complete the purchase process to get this estimate.
Why does it take 2–3 days to process?
It’s kind of like waiting in line…if we get 100 board orders one day, and yours is number 99, chances are it’s going to take a day or two before we are able to get it ready for shipping. The processing time also allows us to protect our customers against fraudulent orders. Many fraudulent orders are caught before the order has shipped thanks to this window of time.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes - to Canada and only Canada.
This board ships UPS
For more shipping information click on our Shipping FAQ
Orders generally take 2–3 business days to process and then 7–10 days to ship. If you place an order on a weekend or holiday, your order will not be processed until the following business day
How much is shipping going to cost?
A lot of it depends on where we’re shipping. If you add the product you are interested in to your shopping cart on our site and enter your shipping information, it will show you the cost for your purchase. You don’t have to complete the purchase process to get this estimate.
Why does it take 2–3 days to process?
It’s kind of like waiting in line…if we get 100 board orders one day, and yours is number 99, chances are it’s going to take a day or two before we are able to get it ready for shipping. The processing time also allows us to protect our customers against fraudulent orders. Many fraudulent orders are caught before the order has shipped thanks to this window of time.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes - to Canada and only Canada.
This board ships UPS
For more shipping information click on our Shipping FAQ
