Head Space

I was in search of a new used board for next season for months before I decided to finally pull the trigger and just buy a brand new board. My final decision was this board because 1 I wanted a local made board, and 2 the design was my favorite by far. It’s unbelievable how many board companies make some pretty whack designs for their flagship boards. Although I wasn’t able to take the board up before the end of the season I can tell it’s better than any of my other boards by a long shot and I can’t wait to use it next season and every season after for a long time.

Ultimate park board stiff enough for the jumps , flext enough for the press . C3 is Amazing, mag cuts it up . Step your game up get on a gnu / headspace !

I don’t know how this board does it, but it’s both the friendliest board I’ve ridden for pressing and a total stomper on park jumps. It’s sooo easy into presses, and allows you to pop out just as easily, magic. The ease of jumping and landing medium kickers seamlessly blends with the laid back nature the board has for flatland tricks, nifty. Another Mervin masterpiece imho.

I’ve used this board several times now and I can say it’s the best I’ve ever ridden. The camber design will launch you into the air even on small side hits. I was not interested in the magne traction for a park board at first but I’ve found it to be nice for side hits and all mountain riding and have not found an issue with it in the park. It feeling light as a feather and the flex makes this board effortless.

Rails, jumps, hips, and any other park feature you might come across, this board does it all. The newer version is a little softer than previous versions, so it's now a noticeable difference from something like the RCC3 when you want something a little more forgiving or for really pressing ot playing around on the mountain. If I'm spinning 70 foot jumps, I might pick the RCC3 for my board of choice, but for the other 99% of features in the park, I love the Head Space.