Signal Snowboards

YUSAKU PARK

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These boards are a favorite year after year because they
have a soft flex, are durable and can handle anything you get yourself into. From camber to flat, wide waist to narrow, there is a PARK board here for everyone. Inspired from ETT, this year’s graphic has cassette tape under the topsheet
—like the Boombox episode!

Built for today’s terrain parks and city streets— Built to take a beating

Magnum ABS sidewalls

Sintered bases on all models

“Park Profile” core, which is thinner on the nose and tail but has a standard thickness between your feet

The alternating grain structure of the Poplar core provides maximum strength and maximum pop

Lightweight triaxial glass on the top and bottom of the core gives the Park a soft but more controlled flex

Nylon 8210 top material provides a softer torsional flex

Carbon stringers from tip to tail for added pop and strength

Price: $220.00

152 only, team rider’s specialty top sheet

This board is a special version of the rest of its series. Each team colorway board comes in the size that team member rides on the hill. The geometry is the same as the corresponding size in the series. Just the graphic is theirs.

Every board that Signal builds is
hand made in our southern California factory. We’re very proud of this.
Your support increases our strength in promoting US manufacturing, US jobs and quality craftsmanship.

Signal cores are lightweight.
They are milled in our own factory with Poplar wood and  built by alternating grain structure and combined with high quality resin. These cores are strong and retain their pop.

Choosing Flat Technology—or no camber—is an excellent choice for park riding. The lack of camber in your board allows you to engage the entire edge. Flat boards also give the rider better leverage for many tricks because you’re never working against the board.

This measurement is taken when your board is on a flat surface. The space between the surface and the mid point of the bow of your board is the camber. The taller the camber, the harder it presses on your sidecut. The camber also assists you in springing off of one edge and moving to the other.