budderbear

I found some really good deals on some Neversummers ($3-325) and I was wondering what size would work best for me. I am 6 foot 160lbs and my current quiver consists of a 153,156,and a 159. The 153 is a great for trees and park but sucks at everything else. The 156 is about perfect and the 159 maybe a little long which is great for powder days. I've heard though that the heritage feels shorter because its so nimble. I am torn between the 156 and the 159. I would get the 156 normally but I don't want it to feel to short or unstable at higher speeds. I'm also worried that if I got the 159 it wouldn't turn like I need it too in the trees. O yeh riding style... I ride it all but mostly trees and bombing groomers. I know most people will probably say if I like the trees to get the 156 but will it also be rideable doing 30-50mph ?

chub11

To be honest, you won't really feel the difference that much. It's really responsive so you could get the 159 and not have any problems, but I would lean towards the 156.

budderbear

+1 thanks

budderbear

also heres a link to http://www.shorelineoftahoe.com/store/

I don't know how there customer service is (should be good, there an actual store) but I bought a pair of burton missions last year for $130 from them and they came in 3 days with free shipping. With that said they have some killers deals at the moment.

Lib Tech Skunk Ape C2BTX Snowboard · Snowboards · SHORELINE of TAHOE a skunk ape only $335

and of course Never Summer Heritage X Snowboard · Snowboards · SHORELINE of TAHOE a heritage for $329

sorry for the links just excited to see a neversummer for less then $500

chub11

That's a great site, lowest prices I've ever seen on a lot of stuff.

budderbear

I pulled the trigger on the 156 heritage x ... now only 5-6 more months untill I can ride it

Massimo

I´m 6´1, 175Lbs and I recently buy the same board.....!