When cruising from the lift to the park, or on the days that you’d just prefer to rip up some corduroy and seek out side hits, the Huck Knife has you covered better than most park boards. It can really whip along thanks to the sintered base, and the sidecut has been designed with the ability to hold a strong edge firmly at the forefront.

“While you don’t have to sit on the Mindnich family tree to get on with this one, the construction will hold up to a pro-level pounding”

While you don’t have to sit on the Mindnich family tree to get on with this one, the construction will hold up to a pro-level pounding. The core is mostly Aspen wood, especially selected for its combination of strength and light weight, and the triax fibreglass has better longevity than the biax equivalent.

For anyone wanting to camp out in the park for the majority of the winter, you’d be hard pressed to find a better deal than the Salomon Huck Knife.

“I like my things in my life to pop, and this board POPS. It holds a great edge of big jumps, but isn’t too aggressive. It’s playful enough to have a fun time on rails or small features and whatever else you feel like messing around on.

The thing I like most about this board is how fast it is from edge to edge. When It comes to most park boards they normally feel really damp and can’t do much turning, but the Huck Knife is a park board that holds up like an all-mountain board”