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Join Date: Oct 2010
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Hi all
I'm thinking about purchasing a 148 Lib tech TRS Slim (2011). I am male, 5'5, 132lbs, feet size 25.3cm (7.5 boot??) I'm am a beginner. Riding groomers, most likely hard pack snow and icy. Very little park. Not too much powder in Australia. My main concern is whether the 148 is too short? Ideally i would like NS SL 151 but think it is too wide for my feet (worried about turning/control ability) Thanks for the help Pretz |
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Denver, CO
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Bham
Posts: 2,701
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Got size 7 feet, 5'6" but 170#; I prefer narrow boards especially for groomers and hardpack for quick edge and snappy turns; best between 23.5 to 23.75 like my 2005 option 158 trinity and 2008 gnu cambered 153 b-nice...both women's boards...then next on my list to get is a gnu b-pro c2x 156. I have wider boards like a 159 banana and a 164 charlie slasher for bigger pow days and I can make them work on groomers but its not a snappy ride...more like steering a boat. However for your size you could make a 148 work on packed or hard but I'd go alittle longer...and btw a size 7.5 to a 9.5 is imho a significant difference when you have small feet.
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