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chronicsmoke · 01-17-2013, 09:54 AM

I like the scallywag, but they will all do you just fine.. If you want to start pressing around and hitting boxes in the park, get a softer flexing board.. If you just want to charge the whole mountain a stiffer board wouln't be a bad choice either

I have a Garage Rocker as my park board and it's not very durable (though I'm not nice to it either)
I almost bought a Crush, they seem to be really soft though.. I'd get a 156-157 max being you're on the east coast and don't need the board to float in powder. It'll be easier to throw around and play around with. (A Longer board is generally better for charging)

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chronicsmoke Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Eastern Ontario Posts: 101	I like the scallywag, but they will all do you just fine.. If you want to start pressing around and hitting boxes in the park, get a softer flexing board.. If you just want to charge the whole mountain a stiffer board wouln't be a bad choice either I have a Garage Rocker as my park board and it's not very durable (though I'm not nice to it either) I almost bought a Crush, they seem to be really soft though.. I'd get a 156-157 max being you're on the east coast and don't need the board to float in powder. It'll be easier to throw around and play around with. (A Longer board is generally better for charging) __________________ Days out 2012/13 Season:31