K2 Cool Bean vs Ride Warpig

The K2 Cool bean. This board is a powder boomber. It is a STIFF board for it's size but with it's width its lays a mean edge in pow or on groomers. I've found it to be a little torsionaly stiff for tress but a great overall board

I don't know what they're doing with the side cut. It looks like some kind of multi radius side cut, but it's got pretty competent grip and it's bette...

So the more you put into it, the more you're going to get out of it. But don't expect a lot of rebound from this board. You're just going to engage an...

Yo Kevin where are we lapping right now? Yeah doing laps in the medium park here at Parishard. Got these classic light blue Parishard tubes and rails....

Let’s cut to the chase. The main reason I am writing this article is to stress the surprising versatility of the Cool Bean. I’ve had mine for something like seven years now, and I’ve ridden it just about everywhere — from New York and Vermont and West Virginia to Colorado and Utah and Washington to Canada and Austria and Japan. Which means I’ve gotten to try it out in a variety of conditions, including not only groomed runs but ice and slush and dust on crust — and very ill-advised tree runs with rocks and roots peeking out of the snow

With the wide snowboard you don't have to worry about toe or heel drag. One thing I really liked about the Warpig is the flex. I thought it was going ...