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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: oxnard,ca
Posts: 507
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last year i rode a 152 skate banana and i fucking loved it. aside from it noodling like a champion, it slayed everything in the park! the magnetraction also was a huge help during icy days. this year i want a smaller board, definitely no bigger than 149. i hear nothing but good things about rome/capita but i dont know anyone who rides their boards so i dont have much insight on them.
im looking for a board that will slay the park and not wash out on bigger kickers..i weight 155 and am 5 foot 9 help a brotha out! |
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 550
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i would seriously consider the Capita indoor survival FK ! i have a 2010 model and loved it! sold my burton boards once i rode the capita...i progressed so much with it! i was gna suggest the capita horrorscope but if u want to land jumps better without washing the indoor will be alittle stiffer for that, but i hit everything last year on my indoor FK from the whole park to double black diamonds and it did great! only complaint with it was the top sheet takes a beathing! but thats nothing major to me...they should be updating the capita site soon with prices, but u can checkout videos from the SES show on youtube debuting them...hope this helps
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