Shape, Profile and Sidecut

Fully committed to the park party the Huck Knife has a true twin shape so that you can commit to your promise of spending 50% of the day riding switch to justify that duck footed stance.

Jokes aside, true twin is the way to go for a park deck and will maximise your comfort landing and taking off in switch with a consistent flex and feel under both feet. The quad camber profile rides like a traditional camber but has a slightly more aggressive section underfoot to add a little boost to your pop.

The smidge of early rise rocker before the nose & tail also helps to take away some of the brutality a full camber board can sometimes deliver and give a little more play and forgiveness when dialling in a new trick.

The nose and tail are blunted to help it cut through the air in your spins more like a knife (obviously) than a spoon and are slightly detuned down to 2degrees rather than the 3degree bevel between your feet. This helps you to safely lock onto rails but still hold your edge when setting up on a booter.

The EQ Rad sidecut uses a blend of shorter radius underfoot and straight lines in the centre, nose & tail to make turn initiation a doddle.

“It’s got a tasty camber profile that’s ideal for the jump line and a gentle, medium flex that lends itself to jibbing with ease”