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i actually ordered the K2 www rocker and had to send it back but then got the stairmaster so i might be able to help u. The www is thinner and more soft than the stairmaster but the sm is wider. you can downsize length on both boards, they're meant to be ridden small...
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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I just bought and rode my WWW Rocker 155 yesterday for the first time. I wear a size 10 burton hail, and it was perfect width with the Sweater bindings. This was my first time riding a park board and it was a ton of fun. I've been riding for a really long time, and it's been years since I've had this much fun just by switching boards.
I've always ridden 158 to 163's and I thought dropping to a 155 would be a huge change, but I guess a 155 WWW is supposed to be similar to riding a 160 or something. I'm really looking forward to trying different park boards and setups.. |
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