Damage Inc. 23/24 Race Wolf

Boardworks Breakdown:

The 23/24 Race Wolf. Made in-house by our fearless, psychotic leader, for the riders who know how to ride full throttle. Is it the hardest ripping board on the mountain? Yes. Is it the hardest ripping graphic on a board? Yes. Is it stiffer than your morning wood? Absolutely. Are your knees able to rip as hard as this board can go? Depends on what you were up to last night... We can't answer that for you, but either way, this is the crusher you've been waiting for. Don't be afraid. What's the worst that can happen?

Manufacturer's Description:

This is not a racing specific board. However, the Race Wolf is fast as shit. It’s easily one of the hardest charging all mountain boards on the market. Last year, this board was too stiff and it was just a bit too much for most folks to handle. With that being said, it’s still really stiff. We reduced the flex from a 10/10 to more of an 8/10.

This shape is a directional twin. The nose and tail are identical, and the camber and sidecut are both centered with a setback stance. The stance is 1.5” setback from center, and it features an ultra deep insert pack option for maximum float on the heaviest of pow days.

This board is an absolute beast. The Race Wolf takes time to break it in. We suggest setting the stance all the way back for the first 10-12 rides to soften the tail. Once it’s broken in, you can push the limits on this board. It can be taken down the steep, charge through the deep, and jump off pretty much anything your knees can handle. If you’re the racing type, all you have to do is hang on and this board will be your banked slalom winner. It explodes through corners and has extremely proficient edge control. a little contact point de-tuning will go a long way to helping the board release from each turn.

It has more camber than most boards out there, a deep sidecut and a super fast and durable sintered race base. This board is made for the for the aggressive rider that still has the knees to plow through chunder at mach 50. If you don’t ride hard, this board is NOT for you.

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