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The Vandal is a kids' unisex snowboard from K2 Snowboard.
It is a versatile snowboard for beginner kids/teens who want to ride the whole mountain without compromise. Tolerant and easy to handle, its flat camber shape combined with the Twin Rocker from K2, makes the Vandal playful and accessible.
The Twin Rocker flat camber makes all the difference on this snowboard. It is predictable and easy to handle to enable faster progress. Thanks to the Catch-Free™ Tune technology, you will no longer make any edge faults! By reducing the points of contact with the snow, this setting provides the necessary confidence and handling.
Designed with an Aspen core, the flex is well proportioned and specially adapted to young riders. This makes for a light, tolerant and stable board. Turns are easy and the board offers good comfort on all types of snow. Its True Twin shape makes it more playful so you can have fun on descents as well as in the snowpark.
The Vandal shines with its easy access performance and is ready to help our future champions progress!



Side cuts: 271/231/271 cm for a height of 132 cm
Turn radius: 6.2 m for a height of 132 cm
Weight: 1640g
Flex: 2/10 soft flex
Camber - Twin Rocker: A versatile dual rocker profile designed to dominate any freestyle line. Just enough lift in the tip and tail to create amplitude without sacrificing pop and response.
Shape - True Twin: a symmetrical shape is very popular in freestyle for its manoeuvrability in all directions
Core - Aspen Core: A single type of wood that guarantees flexibility, durability and a proven grip.
Topsheet - Biax Glass: Smooth all-purpose performance with a no-frills design. The fibres are woven together at 0° and 90°, creating a more forgiving bending pattern.
Base - Extruded 2000: It offers consistent glide and is easy to maintain and repair.
4x4 inserts: allows a great deal of freedom of adjustment to adapt to and discover your riding style.
Technology:
Catch-Free™ Tune: This beginner-friendly setting ensures linked turns by pushing the contact points out of the flexible snow. The small amount of bevel in the nose and tail helps build confidence throughout the learning how to turn and allows for quicker progress on all terrain.