K2 World Peace 2024

The 2024 K2 World Peace sets its sights firmly set on the park at your local mountain. This tough as nails board thrives on trying tricks, and can easily withstand the abuse that comes from not landing them. Featuring a core which is lightweight and is able to handle a beating and absorb shocks, a playful flex, and a poppy camber profile, the World Peace delivers all you need to hone in your tricks and make your mark on the mountain.

Board Type: Park

Inserts: 2×4

Camber Type: Twin Combination Camber

Camber between your feet for stability and pop, with rocker at the contact points for some extra forgiveness.

Flex: 4/10 (1 = soft / 10 = stiff)

A medium flex gives you plenty of control for hitting big features and riding hard and fast, but still has enough flex that keeps the riding fun.

Shape: Twin

Ride regular, switch or upside down and you are in for a good time. If you were to fold this board in half, you would find perfect symmetry from tip to tail. Jib, spin and stomp with confidence and perfect balance.

Core: Aspen Core

By using a single type of wood throughout the core you get consistency throughout your ride. This provides riders by giving an advantage of a proven flex, durability, and snap.

Biax Fiberglass – This glass laminate has diagonal layers that add torsional stiffness, edge hold, and quick response.

Base: Sintered 4000

The Sintered 4000 base absorbs wax deep into the base for relentless glide and durability.

 

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SIZE CHART

Size	Effective Edge (cm)	Tip / Waist / Tail Width (mm)	Sidecut (m)	Stance (in)	Setback (mm)	Weight Range (kg)
154cm	120	29.6 / 25.5 / 29.6	8.1 / 7.7 / 8.1	21″	0	54-86
157cm	122	29.9 / 25.4 / 29.9	8.3 / 7.9 / 8.3	22″	0	59-95
155cm Wide	120	30.4 / 26.0 / 30.4	8.1 / 7.7 / 8.1	21″	0	54-86

 

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