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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Well, besides something softer than a TRS, i'm looking at some deals for a freeride specific board. Don't want something high end but i want to be aware if i come across something at a huge discount. I'd rather destroy that in the rocky alps, while having better float.
I saw a k2 gyrator in the store for about 330euro, it seemed interesting, and i can almost find if for $300 (thats like 220eur) online. Could use some help with the sizes, or maybe some other names. I'd access the terrain by chairlift or hikes. |
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You can probably snag a Raygun for pretty cheap and its a very under appreciated board. And you wont feel bad when you smack the base through the core on a rock.
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I liked it in the soft stuff, but wasn't a big fan on the chopped up groomer. Although, after I got accustomed to the flatline rocker, carving started to feel better. It's not a real stiff board, but i enjoyed it and I like stiff boards. Good board for the price for sure....espcially at $210! I'm 6'4'' 200lbs and felt like it was plenty of board for the soft stuff. |
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Not sure what you are asking about rocks....just avoid hitting rocks if you can, and fix the base if you hit one
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If this will be strictly a powder board, the 168 gyrator would probably be best. If you want it for powder and other freeride stuff, the 164 should be fine as well. Although, double check the waist width on the 164 just to make sure your 11.5 boots will work. If it's around 260mm you're probably fine. |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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I'd use this strictly for the powder days, 18/0 angles and stuff. I've got the TRS for other stuff. It comes in a 162 and a 168. Probably will have to get a new bag to carry this on a plane, right now i've got the dakine low roller 165.
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