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Hi im kinda new the forum but very comfortable with snowboarding and i was wondering if i could get a womens board i have small feet and not very tall for a boy i am 5' 5" weighing 150 lbs and i wear size 8 boots and i like to ride 152 cm boards would it be possible to get a gnu be nice 152 board? i came accross a super deal and want to pick it up but how different would it be riding a womens help
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Location: Edmonton
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You'll be fine on a guys board, since you're 15 and probably still growing a little. And because you're blessed with slightly smaller feet, don't worry about heel/toe drag, unless you set your angles to (0,0). And that board length I gave you was just an example btw..
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GNU 148♥♥♥♥♥&hearts ;♥
that is what i was looking at because its cheap and pretty good my favorite brands are ride, gnu, or burton |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Bham
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I ride a women's board, 2005 Option Trinity 158...women's version of the Vinson, this being due to having size 6.5-7 feet and old enough to not be growing...actually probably shrinking. Anyway, love it and it's very quick edge2edge, only complaint is that I wish it was 160-62 for deeper 14+ inch pow days. However, since ur 15 u'd likely be growing unless ur a midget.
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