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I have been using an old head freestyle board for a while but it sucks when im trying to ride park, its too stiff and heavy. Ive been told that K2 & Head has some nice boards but I have no clue how to choose one. I want one with decent flex and is pretty light. If someone could give me some decent board advice it would be appreciated.
Im 5'10" around 168lbs. I use 07 Flow Pro FS bindings and Ride Jackson Boa boots. |
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1st things first get better bindings...flows suck for freestlye i know everyone likes em for their easy in/out but the best ones are FLUX hands down...that aside get a Lib Tech Skate Banana...sickest board of the year and u never wanna ride anything but
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What sort of features do you usualy hit in the park? Rails more or jumps more?
From the K2 line, if you're doing rails, get the WWW or WWW-r. If you you're more jump-oriented, then there's the Jibpan, or Believer. The Darkstar works in the park too. But yeah tell us if you jib or jump. It'll make things easier when you pick. |
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As for buying different bindings I cant justify buying new bindings jsut yet, I just bought them this season so ill stick with them for now |
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