The Discharger is the Vantage's cooler freestyle cousin, centered stance, Twin Prog sidecut and 2.5 degree park bevel will have new riders lapping the park in no time. Plus they'll... more
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Advantages: Great for progressing from basic principals in the park and on the piste. Disadvantages: Not as durable as one might expect from a beginner's board.
I bought this board two seasons ago as an upgrade from the rental gear i was previously used to. As a beginner i found this board met all my needs, Atomic's edges helping me feel secure in my turns and confident to try everything a little faster than before. As i progressed i found the board to be light and flexible enough to try a few tricks, namely hurling-self-into-powder air as it's commonly known. It's been classified as a freestyle board pretty ... ...it rides well all over the mountain, piste, park, powder and most importantly the lift queue.
I've managed to damage the tail edge a little, not sure if it was due to my mistreatment or just low durablility but the damage is superfical and doesnt effect the performance at all. ...
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The Discharger is the Vantage's cooler freestyle cousin, centered stance, Twin Prog sidecut and 2.5 degree park bevel will have new riders lapping the park in no time. Plus they'll look good doing it.
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