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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: out of sight, out of my mind.
Posts: 149
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I got this board right before the end of the season, and only rode it for about 2 days before the snow all melted.
I didn't really do any park at all last season, but now that I'm to the point where I can ride the whole "mountain" (live in ohio) without a problem, I decided that it's time to do something. Anyway, I was wondering if this is a good board for me to get into the park with, and what I should expect from it. specs: 155cm ride kink (idk what year) rome 390 sds bindings ht/wt: i'm 6'2", at about 120-125 lbs. This is what I'm not sure about, since I don't exactly weigh a lot. ![]() any and all help is appreciated
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Huntingtown, MD
Posts: 36
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I'm not the most knowledgeable by any means but from what I hear the Kink is a good jibstick, not too great on bigger jumps and all mountain. I've never ridden one but I know that a lot of people like them a lot in the park.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: GA
Posts: 430
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great park deck...soft, playfull making it perfect for jibs, but still holds up alright on jumps and cruising the mountain...little chattery on chopped up steeps and maybe a lil washout if your hitting 40+ footers...all in all, as a board to get you into park riding, i think its perfect
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