If you’re suffering from suicidal freestyle tendencies like Steve Fisher you’ll need a board that can handle big pipes, huge quarters and bone crunching landings. Sims sat down with Steve and what they came up with was; a directional twin with basalt glass; carbon stringers; a reduced core profile to cut down weight and increase pop; rubber damped edges to take those nasty vibrations out of your riding and increase durability.

Steve Fisher designed his pro model to have a thinner core profile and a great carbon layup mixed with tri-axial glass which makes it lightweight and very responsive while giving it great pop.

Construction Features:

Profile
SIMS EZ Rider Traditional Camber: Standard Camber for traditonal directional freestyle lovers

• Directional Twin shape
• Bamboo top sheet
• Men’s Full X wood core (stiff flex)
• Basalt fibreglass construction
• 4 x 6 hole pattern
• Twin sidecut
• Carbon stringers in full-length of board with X Frame in tip and tailMen’s directional twin shape, all-mountain performance with an emphasis on park riding
• Full wood poplar core featuring 1 inch stringers for maximum pop and response with minimum weight
• Rubber foil dampeners provide a smooth ride and increased bonding between the edge and the sidewall
• Sintered base material, very durable with better wax retention for faster gliding1 degree bevel