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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Long Beach, CA
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hi guys, i am in the market for a nice park board that i can hit rails and boxes with, some small jumps etc... also i would like it to be no sooooo soft that i can't take some tricks out of the park, but i am pretty light so i bet even some soft boards feel stiff to me. Keep in mind i am a pretty good rider, but am looking to progress into the park, i can do some simple boxes and jumps but not much more, so a simple jib board will do.
I have been looking into these because i like the things i hear bout em, and the prices! 152 Capita stairmaster 148 k2 www 148 k2 www rocker 153 rome artifact 152 ride kink Currently i ride a 156 07-08 Rome Agent which i love, but is more of my all mtn. board as it is prob too stiff and big for me in the park. height: 6'0 Weight: 140 lbs Boot size: 10.5 Bindings: Ride RX Location: Southern CA, so like Bear Mtn. Snow summit, mtn. high etc... Which would you pick for me? if you have ne other boards to recommend that would great! |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Detroit
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well the k2 and artifact are some of the softest boards out there, generally not for leaving the park. the capita is on the stiffer end of freestyle decks, and is well known for its ability inside and outside of the park. dont know much about the kink, but with your description i would definetly say the capita. it can be taken anywhere on the mt and come back to the park and tear it up..great board for jumping as well..
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its softer then the stairmaster i know, but i have never seen it in person to compare it to the artifact 1985 or www. im assuming its a tad bit stiffer then the 2, but i have also heard people say capita rushed it to get into the rocker game with the horrorscope..
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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I wouldn't recommend a rocker if your starting to learn jumps. Learn them before you get a rocker. Its somewhat more difficult. The Horrorscope may have been rushed but it ended up being a really solid board. Those that already have the skills to kill the mountain have called it a quiver killer.
I recommend the Stairmaster though. If you don't plan to take the board anywhere deep then I actually suggest a 148. I had a Scare 148 and the only thing I couldn't ride on it was deep snow. It will be plenty pressable but still give you pop and stability for jumps.
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Location: Long Beach, CA
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hmmm 148 you say, are you sure i wont be losing a bunch of stability if i wana take it out of the park a little? lso i thought i might get toe drag on a 148 cause it is little narrower, as of now on my rome its 25.2 width and i ride 15/-6 without any toe drag.
i wont have any problem with riding a 148 in powder cause one in so cal we dont really get any, and 2 i got a 156 rome agnet for that. if you dont mind me asking how much do you weigh and how tall are you and boot size? |
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