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For the loud and loose. The Youngblood DoubleDog is the more aggressive version of the Youngblood and is built for those who write their own rules and make them known to all. The DoubleDog profile brings camber sections under each foot for added power and pop, while rocker between the feet and in the nose and tail makes the whole thing forgiving and damn fun. Toss in Booter Boosters to take your style to a higher, poppier level. Get weird, make up some new rail tricks, pop and ollie and have fun. Speak loud, ride hard and be heard. When is someone gonna rock mashup pants with one leg tight and one leg baggy? DoubleDog dare you.
Intermediate - Advanced
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Comments about Forum Youngblood DoubleDog Snowboard 2012:
Hey this is Ben. I just got done riding the Forum YoungBlood DoubleDog. it's a great intermediate park board. Holds great edge at high speeds, really just a real forgiving board, great for doubling down park and the powder all day long.
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Comments about Forum Youngblood DoubleDog Snowboard 2012:
Hey this is Lane. Just got off of Forum YoungBlood DoubleDog, five out of five stars, great board for everything all mountain, all speeds, great edge control, good in the park, really poppy, awesome on rails too. Can't say enough about this board. Great for everything.
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Comments about Forum Youngblood DoubleDog Snowboard 2012:
Hey this is Ian. I just got done riding the Forum Youngblood in the DoubleDog in the 154. Know what the doubledog is, is that It's rockered and cambered both but It's cambered underneath your feet for more lively edge hold a little bit more power and pop added to it but whats nice is also you're allowed to go a lot faster basically maintaining a great edge hold. Definitely meant for intermediate to advanced snowboarder and just an all around fun solid board.
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Comments about Forum Youngblood DoubleDog Snowboard 2012:
It was an okay board but it was very breakable.
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