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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Vancouver, B.C.
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Hello I am in search of my first board so if you could help me it would be great. I've ridden 12 days on rentals.
I'm 6' 120lbs, 16 years old, and wear 9.5-10 sized shoes. My budget is to stay under $800 for the full board, boots and bindings. I'd prefer to stay around $600-$700 for the fully built board but the $800 is my max i'm paying. Also bored must be twin edge so I can lead with both feet. I plan on riding park but I still want to be able to ride groomers and go farther up the mountain and ride deep powder as I live in Vancouver BC, so I have Whistler, Cypress/Grouse, and Mt. Baker all within a 2 hour drive. Cypress is where I'll be doing the bulk of my riding and since its only 30min drive from downtown vancouver (which is at sea level) its going to be rather icy and slushy snow i think. It should get powder higher up though. I've looked at getting a 09 or 10 Endeavor Colour series as its a twin tip/edge park/freestyle board. I came across a Burton V-Rocker also but can't remember what the name of it was. I like the looks of the Lib Tech Skate Banana but I don't know if its twin edge, as I want to be able to lead goofy and regular. I've also looked at the Endeavor RC. I'm open to any suggestions for board, boots and bindings. Thank You Last edited by swisscosmo; 12-27-2010 at 12:10 PM. |
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Toronto
Posts: 264
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pretty much all boards are twin tip these days (i think thats what you mean, not twin edge) and the skate banana certainly is. the banana is a great park board and im sure it would be good for powder too cuz its a rocker (sorry i live in ontario where you gotta drive too long to get good powder so i dont really know how good it would be for that one other board i can reccomend is the Gnu Dirty Pillow BTX... ive never riddden one but my friend has one and he loves it for pow...
sorry i dont have much experience with pow boards cuz ive only owned 4 boards since i started riding.. btw the gnu is $489 at dogfunk so it would probs fit your price range |
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Vancouver, B.C.
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Vancouver, B.C.
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Any other suggestions? Currentlly I'll probibly get the Lib Tech SB but i'm still open to more suggestions.
What are some good Boots and bindings that would look great with a LT SB? I know the boots have to be what ever is the most comfterble but if i have to that are the same good feel and one of them looks better i'll go with it. |
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