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So ive got the chance to pick up a used lib tech T. Rice Pro C2BTX board for cheap, but its 153 cm
Im about 5'9''-5'10'' and 170 pounds. I normally ride a 159 so I was worried this might be way to short. Also, I would be using it pretty much for freeriding on icy/hard pack runs on the east coast Thanks |
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Join Date: Oct 2010
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I was in the same situation as you last season - I'm 5'9" and 160 lbs, and I ended up riding a 151 cm Bataleon Airobic near the end of the season last year. Usually I ride between a 153 and 158, depending on what I'm in the mood for, but I honestly didn't feel like it was all that much worse. I probably also do a lot more freestyle than you, though, so it's hard to say, but I ended up going pretty fast through groomed snow and didn't have any problems (but again, very different boards).
My buddy last year also ended up getting a Skate Banana for super cheap, but it was way too short for him (149cm?), and he's only a bit lighter than I am, and about the same height. And he said it was fine. I think the C2 153 cm is also a blunt-tipped board, right? I heard you can get blunt boards a little shorter than you usually would. And yeah. How cheap? |
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Join Date: Dec 2010
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I can get it for about 150
Yea its blunt tip and pretty stiff so I figured those two would counter the shortness of it. I know that length would be good for freestyle though, so my next question is, is this boad any good for park stuff or is it way too stiff? |
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Depends on what you're trying to do in the park.
I feel like it's kind of weird, because it's short... It's meant to be pretty sick on the big kickers, but maybe the shortness/blunt tips will help on the rails/butters. As long as you're not just buttering around, or hitting fat jumps you'll probably be fine. |
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Is it new or used? If it's new at $150 that's a steal. Even used, if in good condition, it's still a pretty good deal. |
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Im still kind of new to snowboarding so I wont be hitting any 30 foot kickers anytime soon, so maybe ill just stick with using the board ive got now for freestyle and use the T Rice for freeriding occasionally |
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however, a freestyle board this is not. but if just for small jumps u'll be just fine |
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