I'm buying a board for my girl and she is bloody small 5ft , uk 3 boot size and weighs 7st (110lbs) we are looking at progressing to park riding this season as well be riding in tignes for 3 weeks , I'm looking at the salmon lark board 138 which is the size frosty size calc. Gives , is this a good choice for a girl that wants to smash it up but gets a little tired at the end of the day?
My wife had a forum star, it was soft so if your into big jumps i would look elsewhere but it was reverse camber and had a narrower waist width than most boards. She used it to learn on but doesn't ride park so i switched her to something else when she had more confidence. I think it comes in a 142, maybe smaller.
I think forum and burton have smaller waist widths than most companies so i would probably look there if your girl has small feet.
From reviews, value for money the limited sizing options and perrks of the board (the damened feel for her little legs) i think this sounds good for my Girl, the only thing i want to know is that this board will perform not only in the park but also as an all mountain board, can anyone back this up please ?
if you are looking to do all mountain that is agressive in the park as well.. than check out the Eminence.. by Roxy.. its a specifically for women company that utilizes Mervin Technology "lib tech" so it has banana tech with magnetrction edges as well as a the almighty camber rocker camber profile that is buttery and poppy at the same time.. Its a mid flex board at 5.. soft enough to jib and press and stiff enough to attack the choppy stuff all over the mountain!
I know I'm resurrecting this post but curious to know what board you ended up getting your gf as I'm a small rider as well.
Thanks!
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