"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Dispute has been my go-to when I want one board that can handle rails, jumps, and fast laps. The Alert Camber keeps it responsive without feeling too catchy, and the carbon and aramid stringers add serious pop. I also noticed how damp it feels through chop thanks to the urethane sidewalls—it rides smooth even when the snow gets rough.""Who It’s ForIntermediate to Advanced Freestyle Riders:Ideal for riders who want a true all-terrain freestyle board with a little extra backbone. The Dispute works for park laps, side hits, and urban setups, but it’s also stable enough for carving fast and handling variable conditions across the resort. What It’s ForPark Progression and All-Mountain Versatility:Designed with freestyle DNA but built tough for all-around use, the Dispute excels in the park and street while confidently charging through groomers and sidecountry laps. Its directional twin shape and Alert Camber profile balance playful performance with locked-in stability. Why We Like ItDurability, Pop, and Smooth Ride Combined:We like the Dispute for its blend of high-tech reinforcement and rider-friendly feel. The aramid and carbon stringers give it lasting pop, the poplar light core keeps weight down while adding strength, and the urethane sidewalls soak up harsh impacts. Add in the fast sintered base and it’s a board that feels premium underfoot without being unforgiving."
Price: $529.95 from Backcountry
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