Whitespace made a few tweaks to their AMF Park Twin for the 2024 season. It’s a bit wider, for starters, which adds a lot in terms of stability and volume. Landings are more controlled and speed is improved—both of which allow the AMF Park Twin to excel in a freestyle setting. A wider nose and tail aid in maneuverability, pop, and control, with a buttery smooth feel that presses like there’s no tomorrow. The running length of the AMF Park Twin has also been modified to amplify quickness when transitioning, carving, taking-off, and putting the hammer down. An amplified sidecut puts a pin in the AMF Park Twin’s many modifications, with an increase in robustness adding to the board’s stability and control on rails and jumps. Though it may not be as durable as some of its freestyle competitors, the AMF Park Twin can undoubtedly hold its own when the stakes are high, and the rails are greased.

With a name that alludes to freestyle intentions, the AMF Park Twin is best suited for creative riders. Though it has the chops for all-mountain terrain, this playful park twin truly shines on jumps and jibs. It’s stable on landings, precise on take-offs, and pretty durable on rails, giving the AMF Park Twin the ultimate freestyle trifecta. Advanced and expert riders will find a lot to love within the Park Twin’s playful and creative persona, while less experienced snowboarders can take advantage of its friendly flex to try their hand at progression in a park setting.