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I ride a 157 board and wanted to get a Rome Agent. My problem is that Rome doesn't make a 157 board. So now I'm torn between a Agent 156 and a 158. My weight is 165, the 156 suggested weight is a 160lbs and the 158 is a 180lbs weight class rider. My style is just free riding and getting into some jumps and buttering. I'm just looking for a size that won't hold me down when i freeride or if i do end up hitting the park.
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Detroit
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i noticed a huge diff from 154 to 152 lol, but weight guidelines means nothing to me at least..i would go for the 154 agent for sure if i were you though. 156 is a tad unwieldy for a 165 pounder in the park and you will be wanting another new board soon if you like park..
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