venture paragon 157w splitboard
USD $600.00
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venture paragon 157w splitboard.
Used but still has a ton of life. Normal wear for a split board. If you want more close up pictures just ask. Only selling because I bought the new model I’m a sucker for graphics.
Description:
All Mountain Quiver Killer
The most versatile board we've built to date, the Paragon dominates everything from groomers to pow and will leave your other boards collecting dust. This year, the addition of TX30 glass and a mellower core profile reduce weight and increase flex between the feet, delivering a more playful, poppy ride. Ash stringers down the core's center and edges create the optimal tip-to-tail flex and boost durability. A directional shape, offset stance, light taper and Straight-Line Rocker keep the shape-shifting Paragon on edge in firm conditions and afloat in soft snow, too. Comes with Spark R&D hardware
Length: 157
Waist width: 26
Edge: 116
Nose: 22.0
Tail: 19.0
Side cut: 8.18
Used but still has a ton of life. Normal wear for a split board. If you want more close up pictures just ask. Only selling because I bought the new model I’m a sucker for graphics.
Description:
All Mountain Quiver Killer
The most versatile board we've built to date, the Paragon dominates everything from groomers to pow and will leave your other boards collecting dust. This year, the addition of TX30 glass and a mellower core profile reduce weight and increase flex between the feet, delivering a more playful, poppy ride. Ash stringers down the core's center and edges create the optimal tip-to-tail flex and boost durability. A directional shape, offset stance, light taper and Straight-Line Rocker keep the shape-shifting Paragon on edge in firm conditions and afloat in soft snow, too. Comes with Spark R&D hardware
Length: 157
Waist width: 26
Edge: 116
Nose: 22.0
Tail: 19.0
Side cut: 8.18
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