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gnarcharger
 Post subject: Prior 2010 AMF Rocker Splitboard
PostPosted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 8:48 pm 
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Has anybody tried one???
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I'm thinking of getting one for next season. I'm curious to know what the flex is like and the general performance of the board.
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 Post subject: Re: Prior 2010 AMF Rocker Splitboard
PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2009 4:01 pm 
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hey gnar-
i was one of the guinea pigs for this board and was involved with the experimentation of the various rocker/camber designs. the AMF split feels identical to the solid version with the obvious addition of hardware weight. due to the rocker in the tip/tail the board rides slightly shorter when on the hard crud but completely rockers out for float in fresh. the best thing about this deck is no longer having to change the way i ride my snowboard when i split. i'm on an AMF split 62, Spark Ignition I, and Burton Ions. it's great to see the faces of disbelievers when spinning, landing switch and making big slashes on a twin deck with this graphic. :thatrocks:
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