2010 K2 BELIEVER SNOWBOARD REVIEW

BELIEVER
Team Driven from Start to Finish
NEW FLATLINE
Good Wood Overall winner!!

Voted the overall winner for Mens premium snowboards in Transworld Snowboardings Annual Good Wood test, our team continues to be the sole driving force of this model and taking tricks from the park into the backcountry.

This year the team requested we add our all NEW! Flatline Technology to make the Believer even better. We answered. The slightly longer tip and tail and Twin-tip Hyper Progressive sidecut combined with the Hybritaper Construction instills confidence that every spin will maintain stability and control while the WH3 Core takes lightweight strength and lively flex to new levels.

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[uNiQue759]

what do you think about option mirror 159 ? do you think it is gonna be a good park board ? i am 1.88cm and 78 kg

[PortersLars]

@uNiQue759 we don't carry option, sorry but I know nothing about them.

[michaelskating]

can this board press?

[PortersLars]

@michaelskating yeah, you can press this board... only has the carbon Matrix 1 so its not stupidly stiff... more just right stiff for enjoying everything on the mountain.

[DominoEffect2528]

I've had my Believer 57" board for two seasons now, it will be out on its third season soon, and never once have I thought about changing my board. Really great board.

[CODmaster3872]

I just got this board today! Love it already lol. For my set up I also got technine T9 bindings and burton boots. My total set up...about $640. This board is all around the best board I have ever road.

[ghostface835]

reverse camber very nice !! this is a great board also for freestyle , only not 159 because of reverse camber you can ride it smaller maybe 155 or 156 will be oke

[munrobriggs]

I had the 2009 version and planning on buying the 2010 version, im an intermediate and loved it when trying it out and is a bt more buttery than last seasons, thumbs up

[gpress8]

recommend it for a beginner?