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I've been researching and researching but as you all know there is an overwhelming amount of information out there! This is my first board. I'm a beginner, but have been snowboarding a few times. I'm a decent wake boarder if that helps with your opinions. I'd like to have it home by the end of the week!!!
I'm 6'0'' 190lbs. I want an all mountain board and will be on the east coast. I would like to stay within a realistic budget for a first time buyer, but I want something that will last me a few seasons and thats not a POS. I think I have narrowed it down to the following boards. I've done a lot of research and this is what I came up with (BUDGET IN MIND!!) Give me some help please. Ride Antic (09 I think) Save on Ride Antic Snowboard 160 - Mens Snowboard Snowboarding Gear Equipment Sierra Team Snowboard 2010 Sierra Team - Snowboards Reviews & Sale | SierraSnowboard.com Rome Crail Rome Crail Snowboard from Dogfunk.com Ride Control Ride Control Snowboard from Dogfunk.com Never Summer Legacy Never Summer Legacy Snowboard 2010 - Mens - ParagonSports.com Rome Agent (2009) o2gearshop.com As far as bindings go, I just need a decent beginner all mountain binding. Recommendations are welcome!!! I need to pick up boots at a local shop for size and comfort so I dont need immediate help with boots. Thanks!!! |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Vancouver, WA
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Looks like two posts were created?? As mentioned on your other post, look at the SL-R too.NS make great boards!! There is a SL-R 155 selling on the forum for a good price but may be a bit too small.
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Most of my riding will be all mountain. These are the boards that were recommended when I entered in my data. I want an "all round" beginner-intermediate board. I need to stay at or under 300 for the board. 350 is the absolute max! |
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I say based on this to go with the Agent. my Crails base is ridiculously soft and yesterday it got effed up with a brand new coat of wax on some ice. this is good if you plan on going to the park. but if you want something tougher, the legacy is ill. i totally want to get one soon!
[sidebar] the crail is not a park board. it is technically an all-mountain board. it is soft, but there is a directional setback so it floats awesome. just watch the wieght limit- yesterday i felt the float on my board being less than awesome since i am over the limit. [/sidebar]
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: western KY
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if youre on the east coast get a park board. there is no all mountain on these types of hills. "park boards" are for groomers which is mostly what you will be on. get a capita sierrascope 156. its awesome, fun, easy to ride and will make you love snowboarding. i took mine all over vail last week and loved every single bit of it until i got in some waist deep pow then no matter what board i had i would have sucked cause ive never seen pow.
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: S.E. VA.
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i just picked up the ride antic for $220. the house.com is way expensive. you really need to dig a little deeper on google before buying,you could save big money or get a much nicer board for the money. btw, the antic is atv not park.
got an email from sierrasnowboards.com saying all 09 boards are 70% off Last edited by tschamp20; 01-11-2010 at 08:18 PM. |
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