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Maker: | Atomic |
| Model: | Axum |
| Year: | 2008 |
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| * | D4 Sandwich Construction
| | * | Twin Progressive Sidecut
| | * | True Centered Twin Shape
| | * | Sintered 7200 Base
| | * | Truth 3 CNC Milled Wood Core
| | * | Inter Carbon
| | * | 2.5 Degree Park Bevel
| | * | RSR+
| | * | S-Poontech
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REVIEW:
Come on sevens.
The Axum burst onto the scene three season’s ago as a serious, let’s get r done, no excuses freestyle machine, be it rails, park, backcountry, wherever your imagination takes you. Like a dark comedy, we stepped things up by combining our new RSR+ with the crowd pleasing twin shape.
RSR + is like rail insurance for your board. Ceramic p-tex running alongside the egde, a second flush edge for skate like stability and rubber between the sidewall and edge, gives your board a second lease on life
Double stainless steel edges on each side of the board encased in super-strong ceramic p-tex means you can glide effortlessly across rails and boxes without having to worry about denting up your ride. |
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2010
Atomic - Axum |
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All the fun of riding a reverse camber board but with all the pop of a cambered board, thanks to the new POP Rocker FS. The lightweight core and the tough as nails RSR + make this the board of choice for any type of freestyle terrain. More» |
by IknowSNOW on 01.14.2010
Strengths: Park, rails, boxes, butters, and kickers. This board shreds the freestyle terrain. The reverse camber gives the extra pop, and the double edge system gives you more stick on rails.
Weaknesses: Not really a powder board, although the reverse camber does help. Definitely a fun board all around the mountain, but finds its home in the park
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