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Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
Posts: 22
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Alright,
My name is rai and i committed a cardinal sin, I bought a board for the graphics.... with that confession out of the way.... Stepchild PMS. there are no effin reviews on it, and even the specs of the stick are fairly un-informative. so i guess what im asking is, anyone hear anything good or bad about this board or its equivalent? Ill rock it either way and i always got my NeverSummer Pandora to fall back on. i just couldnt resist the effin sweet graphics..... thanks Stepchild, you now apparently own my soul. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Whistler
Posts: 147
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wow talk about weird. A couple of years later I am saying the same thing. Where is the info, the reviews...does this board exist!? I see some on the jibstick but not the PMS. ppl must be shy.
![]() How did you go with this board? I too ride a NS Pandora! Love it but wanted something a little lighter, maybe a bit more noticeable flex that still holds up ok when doing a few laps with friends round the mountain. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Whistler
Posts: 147
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I just made a comment on their FB page. Hopefully they can respond to that and offer an alternate email or something. I had tried using their contact form too unsuccessfully.
They say they are receiving the emails posted to their page, even though the page stays in a state of 'sending' and will get back to me soon. I will post up what they say. I might even give them examples from other websites of information that is useful when shopping online hehe Last edited by Soggysnow; 09-27-2012 at 12:03 PM. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Whistler
Posts: 147
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From Stepchild after I emailed them(their website form does not work properly but they receive emails fyi)..
Kicker 1 is a tip to tail Poplar wood core, its strong, lightweight and gives out a fair bit of flex without losing its pop. Kicker 1 is also our most popular core with the Sucks winning 3 good woods with it. A beefed up core (kicker 2/3) in smaller sizes become way to stiff. Zero camber is great for all mountain, gives the float of reverse camber with the edge control of a regular camber (no washouts). We generally taper down the nose and tail so the thickness is not the same as the middle of the board. Stepchild Snowboards PMS 2013 - SIA - Board Insiders - Stepchild PMS snowboard - YouTube |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Whistler
Posts: 147
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So...I got a good deal on a 2012 model PMS 149. Its regular camber (was hoping for flat but looks like they changed that only for 2013)
Wont be able to ride it for awhile but first impressions are positive. Its not quite as thin in the tip and tail as I thought it would be (like my Burton Troop) its still very thin but looks more durable that my old Troop. It flexes well and has a lot of spring to it. The Graphics look great in real life. Can't wait till those bored people in the lift lines get a glimpse on those busy mountain days and then realize what the graphic is. Once the season starts (prob another early one, peak is getting about 30+cm this week) I will write some more thoughts up on this board. I know it will be a bit different to the current model but surely still a good basis to go from.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Whistler
Posts: 147
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Where do you live and how tall is your girl? I am in Canada so I had to find someone who would ship. There are a lot of stores that stock Stepchild, but not so many that stock the board and not so many that sell it online. But they are available.
There are even a couple of this seasons on kijiji
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Member
Join Date: Oct 2012
Posts: 34
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I am in South eastern US... lol
She is 5'6 and 120lbs. I think the 149, maybe the 146 would be great for her size. I found the 20111? maybe 2012 in a 146 here: http://sanctionsnow.com/product/stepchild-pms 322 shipped, not bad at all. But I am wondering if I should try and find the 149... It will be less a park board and more an all mountain bored for her, she might get into more jibbing later. I don't expect her to gain more weight over the next few years of riding either. Any suggestions on sizing it?
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 117
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