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Slush Puppie · 12-21-2012, 04:27 PM

I don't really get the question. I've never found the board anymore catchy at high speed. Or problematic completely flat based either. I assume the RC has a lot to do with this but in either scenario it's just not an issue. I know the the 'catchy' feeling but it's happened like 3 times and has always resulted in a minor adjustment, not an actual catch. I just don't get the need to stay on an edge

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Slush Puppie Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: looking west over the Atlantic Posts: 283	I don't really get the question. I've never found the board anymore catchy at high speed. Or problematic completely flat based either. I assume the RC has a lot to do with this but in either scenario it's just not an issue. I know the the 'catchy' feeling but it's happened like 3 times and has always resulted in a minor adjustment, not an actual catch. I just don't get the need to stay on an edge __________________ We are all atheists about most of the gods that societies have ever believed in. Some of us just go one god further. Richard Dawkins