The Forum Honeypot is an experimental phenomenon where new technologies come to greet the snow. The new Grand Pops profile will add more ups to your ollie when you need it most and the Car Bomb Carbon Booms provide an exponential boost to your park-riding skills. Tomorrow’s next on-snow progression is being built in the Honeypot lab today, so get on the Honeypot and experience freestyle progression hard at work.
Features:
- Profile: Grand Pops
- Shape: Twin
- Core: Gnar
- Laminate: Biax
- Base: FreeBase
- Additional Tech: Car Bomb Carbon Beams
Grand Pops
Building on the success of Pop Camber, Grand Pops features vastly exaggerated pop zones that drastically increase the surface area just inside the contact points at the nose and tail. These aggressive pop zones create an even larger platform to ollie from. When combined with the stability of a lower camber height between the feet, they deliver bigger, more powerful ollies.
Twin
Either forward or backwards, the Twin shape likes to go both ways.
Gnar
This first member of the Gnar family is made entirely of high-grade aspen. The lightweight, vertical wood laminates reduce overall board weight while still providing a responsive ride. Grainbelt technology adds critical strength under the bindings.
Biax
With a configuration to make any board smooth, forgiving, and fun to ride, Biax is constructed with strands that criss-cross at a 90-degree angle.
FreeBase
Get high on this smokin' base. The slick material waxes easy for speed, emphasizes die-cut graphics, and protects the core from getting worked on run-outs though the parking lot.
Car Bomb Carbon Boom
Solid carbon space-frame inlays positioned where critical ollie power is generated. Running from just outside the feet to the nose and tail of the board, these precisely machined carbon structures act as springs providing direct response that increases ollie height.
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