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Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: uk
Posts: 3
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I bought a package set when i started out, and now feel its time to upgrade
For the last 4 times ive been i was on groomers and off piste, which i still intend to do but fancy trying a bit of park riding soon. im looking for an all round do everything board and am looking at the salomon grip 2012 board in a 157 length, but could do with some suggestions as to wether its any good and/or others which would suit too cheers |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: North Seattle
Posts: 476
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i would try sticking out the rest of this season on the board you have now. then you can either grab end of season deals on this years boards or wait till fall for next years. if you can't wait the grip will be pretty cool, you shouldn't have a problem with it.
what is your wieght/shoe size?
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: North Seattle
Posts: 476
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yea the 157 should be much better than the 164. actually i would definetly ditch that stick and get a new one if you plan on doing a lot more riding this season, its probably holding you back a bit.
if you dont want to spend as much money heres a few suggestions: Flow Era Rome Reverb Rocker Signal Park Flat If you can find and Arbor Blacklist in 157 get that is sposed to be one of the best out this year
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