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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 27
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Is this really the best all mountain rocker? I'm looking for a rocker that can float well on pow and good for jumps. Not that into park so it doesnt have to be that flexy. Is this the board im looking for?
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 60
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Never Summer SL-R best with rocker and camber best all mountain board hands down
i couldn't decide whether to get it or the turbo dream, im so glad i chose the slr now, the turbo d is just a full rocker tip to tail better suited for powder than the the all mountain sleigher which the slr is |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 27
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so the sl-r is better for allmountain, and it def seems like the best choice but its pretty expensive. worth it?
I looked at Nitro and they have some pretty cheap boards, the team gullwing looks sick just like the sl-r but is it going to be durable? I have a great cambered board already and im looking for a rocker to have a more playful stick, but it has to handle powder well and like I said easy to ride off on sketch landings. so what you guys think SL-R or Team Gullwing? I believe both will perform similar but will the nitro board have good durability? thanks for the replies |
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Location: Detroit Area
Posts: 6,212
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One of my favorite features of the TD is K2's harshmellow. I thought it was going to be gimmicky, but it delivered. This board was super stable which is surprising for a rockered board. You can't really go wrong with either the TD or SLR. Since you say the SLR is expensive, I would save my money and go for a TD. |
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