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Like the title says...
163 Sick Stick vs 162 Gyrator Sick Stick is $250 new, Gyrator is just under $200 lightly-used. (168 Gyrator is $300 new) Intended Use: heavy pow, dry pow, trees, chow, crud sick stick has the pow tips and supposedly a rockered nose gyrator has the huge amount of rocker aaaaaaaaaaaaaaand GO!
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Join Date: Apr 2009
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Review 1 of Gyrator
Review 2 of Gyrator Same review but in two different communities. Might find this helpful. |
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Location: Mountains
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I've ridden both. The sick stick doesn't seem to hold up over time. The bamboo gets extreme stress cracks running length wise, my buddy Jay has one has about 40 days on it and it's just riddled with stress cracks. Also the first time I rode one I pulled the insert out on a 14 inch pow day at Breck, bit surprising. It rides awesome, does have a rockered nose, but is still cambered. Super flexible compared to the Gyrator
I've ridden the Gyrator in light CO snow to Heavy Baker snow. It's a different ride entirely than the Sick Stick, more durable in my opinion because of it's construction. I liked it better for buttering around in pow.
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