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...no I'm not talking about the Burton board...
I'm thinking of getting a good cruising board... of course I want it to be good for power, but as I live on the east coast, I also need something that will hold up well in icier conditions. I'd like to point out that I know there are threads about SOME cruisers, but I just want to know some specific personal experiences. Also, I'm thinking along the lines of Never Summer and I have checked some Arbor stuff, so those two would be great, but anything else is also appreciated. Thanks and peace... |
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Bataleon Enemy is amazing, turn initation is almost non existant, you even think turn and this board does it on groomers and deep pow. the setback stance keeps the nose up in pow, its nice and stiff so its stable at speeds, its got a super fast sintered base. I love mine, Im gonna use it for boardercross races this weekend
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I've been thinking about getting a MTX board... can't believe I haven't yet tbh. I know about them on hard pack, but does anyone know how the traction changes riding in powder?
And I've heard great things about Bataleon... gonna try to demo one of those as well. Also heard good things about Rome boards and have tried a couple of the freestyle boards. Thanks for the suggestions so far |
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![]() I will say this for the MTX.... to me it may seem just a tad grabby on the groomed slopes, but I personally like a grabby board. On ice it is an animal. Those icy spots at sugar right after the top slope and the 2nd from the top join were nothing to carve through on an MTX board... we were riding the lift and seeing people come off those choppy sections and hit that ice and wash out almost every time. We were able to come over the hill running all out and never think anything about it! FWIW.... I am most likely gonna be on sugar next friday till 4:30. Me and a snowbunny friend of mine are talking about going down either thurs night or fri EARLY and hitting the sloped then coming back afterwards. I also want to go early in the week myself if I can, possibly early monday morn and do the twilight. Eat luch while they are closed then riding 6-10 and coming back home. You free monday night or friday? |
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