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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 9
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i am on a budget so the www seems great to me but i have some questions. it is mostly a jib/rail board but will i be fine over the big booters? and what size im about 5'10'' on a 157 right now and i think its too long for me
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Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Bay Area, CA
Posts: 48
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i used the k2 www cambered board last year and loved it! Awesome board all around. not only was it great in the park, it held up really well down groomers at high speeds and also in waist deep pow. Even though it wasnt a rocker, it had plenty of flex and pop (learned how to butter and do ground tricks on this board). the main reason why i bought the board last year was because of the price too. I bought it at the snowboard convention for like $100 brand new. great deal for a great board! My k2 was a 155 and im 5'11. hope this helps bruh
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![]() Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: NYC/CT
Posts: 367
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You can't really base size on your height, but more on your weight. how much do you weigh? and also, if you got the cambered version, you should be fine on booters. If you do want to do big booters and rail/jibs, check out the capita stairmaster extreme.
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