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alrite guys. another "help me pick a board thread"
![]() so, im lookin for a sick park board that can handle boxes, rails, mid sized kickers, jibs, and powder, id also like to be able to cruise down the mountain with friends. so far ive heard all three of these boards can handle it, but i need help choosing a winner. im 5'6ish. 135 pounds. im thinkin about a 148-150 would be a good size and im pretty sure these 3 boards come in these sizes. advice? input? thanks
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well it just seems like your kinda looking for a do it all board. you wanna do boxes and rails but some big jumps at the same time, so its good to have a stiffer board that has a rocker for that kinda stuff. im not really a burton fan, so this is all from stuff i've heard on the forum, and this review. it sounded to me like what you wanted check it out. i'd say beteween the two i'd take the hero over the fix, the fix is just a little too soft for what your asking unless its mainly boxes and rails
The Angry Snowboarder Blog Archive Burton Joystick with Exiles a closer look The Angry Snowboarder Blog Archive Burton Hero with Triad EST my view other boards that you could also look at are the Never summer evo-r or the capita sierrascope or indoorsurvival. i highly reccomend capita, and this forum is pretty hyped on never summer so they are other options if you interested in other brands |
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my local shop guy is hyped on burton too, i got nothing against their boards or outwear, but their bindings are jack if you unless you pay good money, i think you'd be really happy with the sierrascope and some union forces. its pretty much the perfect board for all around stuff. if you can get a good deal at your local store on a hero or joystick, they are pretty similar, but they are limited to what bindings you can buy and est doesn't really do enough to justify that.
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you think that'd be a good board? looks really sick except for the fact that the smallest is 152... but i guess ill grow into it by next year lol. |
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yah its a sick board, kinda disappointing cause i bought my horrorscope prior to hearing about it, i definitely would have gotten it. lots of people on this forum that do own it have reccomended it and its the number 1 rated board at sierra's website last time i checked. if you are still growing i would get it. having it a little bigger will help with the jumps, but i don't think it will effect you much on rails cause capita's boards are so light.
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isnt the horrorscope flexier than the sierrascope thu? thats the only difference ive heard. and yea, im almost 15 so im still growing |
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