flexibe, responsive, light, inexpensive

takes a little more time to get used to

this is the best board i have ridden. i have ridden forum and it doesnt compare too my spitfire. i recomend this board to anyone at anylevel of ridding.

Very flexible and fast plus extremely light with K2 clickers.

This has been a great first board, it does take a little time to get use to the width. But once you've mastered it, its responsive and quick.

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Durable, stiff easy to ride

a little heavy

This is an awsome board. I have stuck with k2 snowboards because there so durable and reliable. This spitfire wide it just a ver durable excellent freestyle/freeride board. i highly recommend it to intermidate riders and above.

Very solid, pulls beatifully on turns, Isn't overly-heavy. I also find that it rides alot quicker and is more stable than my old Spitfire.

The only bad thing is getting used to the width difference... but it doesnt take long.

Hey, i just bought this ( the 2003 model) and i had a normal Spitfire before. It takes some time getting used to the 3 1/2 more inches in the width of the board, but only about 10 minutes. The board is awesome on jumps and turns, and i've only crashed once getting used to the width change (the first time i rode it)

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very good beginner to intermidiate board. this is my first snowboard and it has suited me so far. i recommend it to anyone who has started boarding.

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