The 2025 Huck Knife Grom is a high performance park board for keen little shredders. The Huck Knife has a perfect mix of precision, pop, and response from its Quad Camber profile, along with a mid flex to keep it playful and pressy. The predictable response and stability of positive camber combined with the freestyle abilities of a park board make the Huck Knife ready for park jumps, rails lines, street spots, and sidehits all over the mountain.
Rider Level: Intermediate - Advanced
Board Type: Park and Freestyle
Camber Type: Quad Camber
A mostly traditional camber profile with exaggerated camber underfoot leading into small rocker zones at the contact points. This gives you extra pop with less catch.
A mid-stiff flex that offers all mountain versatility. Playful when you want it, and stable when you need it.
Shape: True Twin
True Twin boards are constructed exactly the same from tip to tail for identical performance in both switch and regular.
EQ Rad Sidecut - Straight Equalizer and curved Radial sidecut shapes blended together, giving you a fun, grippy, and agile edge.
Core: Aspen Strong
A FSC certified full-length Aspen wood core with high-density birch strips for enhanced insert strength.
BA LD - The use of low-density fibres creates a lighter board that keeps its playful forgiving flex forever.
Popster - Pop meets performance. Popster shapes the woodcore profile with strategically placed variations of thickness, providing skate-influenced snap and pop.
Base: Sintered
High speed and good wax retention, so you can go faster for longer.
Mounting Pattern: 2x4 Inserts
Additional Features:
Freestyle Edge Bevel - Pre-tuned edges for freestyle riding, so you can hit rails straight away without worrying about catching edges.
Royal Rubber Pads - Rubber pads inserted into the sidewalls to reduce fatigue and dampen vibrations.
Medium Stone Finish - A stone finish that improves base glide. Quicker in all snow conditions, from cold morning corduroy to spring slush.
Natural Wax
SIZE CHART
| Size(cm) | Waist Width (mm) | Stance Set Back (mm) | Nose/Tail Width (mm) | Effective Edge (mm) | Recommended Rider Weight (kg) |
| 130cm | 234 | 0 | 278 | 990 | 30-50 |
| 135cm | 234 | 0 | 278 | 1030 | 35-55 |
| 140cm | 234 | 0 | 278 | 1070 | 35-60 |
| 143cm | 237 | 0 | 281 | 1100 | 40-65 |
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