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Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 2
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hey guys! so i want to get a new board this year but i really need some help cause i have no clue with this stuff
i have a firefly board but i really dont it cuase its too stiff and its getting old so can anybody recommend me any boards? im probably at a intermediate level. im looking for a ride or k2 board (or if anybody can recommend anything else), doesnt matter if its from an older season, im willing to spend a max or $400cnd, but preferably 200 to 300. im a female, but i really hate pink or girly boards, i want something with like a neon colored bottom i usually just carve but if i see bumps i like to "jump" them never been in the terrain park or on the big jumps but i want to try this year so perhaps an all mountain board? and i kinda want to try a rocker board i'm 5'2 so prob a board size of 142-145? any recommendations or suggestions? and oh, any online stores that i can order from that ships to canada? -----edit------ and also, when`s the best timing to buy cheap boards? beginning of march or end of march? Last edited by m.chan; 02-05-2010 at 12:06 AM. Reason: adding another question |
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Paper Bag
Posts: 190
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i'm not a girl, but i have a friend that just moved here from colorado. she's a regular at breckenridge, and she just bought a Rome Lo-Fi 1985, and she absolutely loves it. I don't know much else other than that. And the board got Transworld Good Wood. A bit on the pricier end of your budget range.
I wouldn't know where to get it other than try googling it.
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check out sierrasnowboard.com and outdoorsportsguy.com they have some ride boards on sale with a machete 152 for 300 and a ride compact 143 and 147 for 265 both with rocker also a forum 148 destroyer chilly dog (rocker) also rocker boards are looser so you can go up a bit in size if you want.
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