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JHeagz · 11-11-2012, 07:41 PM

I'm in the market for a more directional, powder friendly board to take out on those days w/ a little more of the good stuff. Looking to pair it w/ my Trice for the time being, but I wouldn't be surprised if it ended up becoming my main stick unless there is no good snow and I'll just be charging groomers. I am considering the Yes-PYL, but getting a little impatient w/ the fact that I can't find the board anywhere. Also everyone on here seems to rave about NS boards, so I'm doing a little more research. I'm not looking to take this board into the park at all, I do mostly steeps, side/backcountry when the conditions warrant. I'm an advanced rider, 195 lbs, size 10 boot. Trying to determine which of the NS boards would suit my purposes best.

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JHeagz Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 61	NS Premier F1 vs Raptor vs Cobra I'm in the market for a more directional, powder friendly board to take out on those days w/ a little more of the good stuff. Looking to pair it w/ my Trice for the time being, but I wouldn't be surprised if it ended up becoming my main stick unless there is no good snow and I'll just be charging groomers. I am considering the Yes-PYL, but getting a little impatient w/ the fact that I can't find the board anywhere. Also everyone on here seems to rave about NS boards, so I'm doing a little more research. I'm not looking to take this board into the park at all, I do mostly steeps, side/backcountry when the conditions warrant. I'm an advanced rider, 195 lbs, size 10 boot. Trying to determine which of the NS boards would suit my purposes best.