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A more compact dancing/freestyle deck, the Bhangra offers plenty of foot space to get your dancing groove on yet is compact and lightweight enough to facilitate steezy slides and advanced flatland tricks. Upturned nose and tail kicks, purposeful griptape patterns, rocker, mellow concave and damp flex (created in part by the use of epoxy bio-resin & cork) result in comfortable and functional ergonomics that inspire confidence on both the dance floor and the hills.
LONGBOARD SPECS
Length: 48.5" / 123 cm
Width: 9.5" / 24 cm
Wheelbase (Inner Hole): 32.75" / 83.19 cm
Weight:
Deck only: 5.6 - 6.3 lbs / 2.5 - 2.9 kg
Complete: 9.4 - 10.1 lbs / 4.3 - 4.58 kg
FLEX
Flex 1: 150-250+ lbs
Flex 2: 90-190+ lbs
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: a monster's eye surrounded by a swirling line. If you spin on the swirling lines, you will get more speed.
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.
We are stoked to say this is our most organic board to date. We have created a durable beast 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 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 1 version. Many of the boards have small holes in the nose and or tail. These are caused by grooves in the bottom core that allow the board to bend into a deeper concave. They will not affect the performance or durability of the board and are a great place to store soup.