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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Portland OR
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I was wondering something, am i just seeing freestyle boards or different style of boards in boardercross Xgames & Olympics??
I'm looking to getting into competitive boardercross and was wondering of what style boards they are using and what the main winners use like nate holland / seth wescott...etc. Anyone have links to the winner's boards would be nice also, thanks! |
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Definitely not gonna be seeing any freestyle boards in high level boardercross. Something freeride oriented that is directional, stiff, responsive, and has great edge hold would be my guess.
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Location: Germany
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I believe most of the boardercross riders use Kessler boards from Switzerland. You can use the search function in this forum, I believe there's a review on one of the boards. Or you just google the brand name.
I should add though that these board cost about three times as much as your usual board. |
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ah, i mean, i just though i always saw the two lips as in a freestyle type of board, but was thinking it might not be quite "freestyle" per say, so was just wondering. Thanks.
I would assume starting out in the BX sport would be fine using what kind of semi cost effective board? Thanks |
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Just starting out, pretty much anything freeride oriented will be just fine.
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Portland OR
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So i checked out the Kessler boards, is this the correct one - Kessler Ski & Snowboards
Or would The Alpine be the more BX style? |
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Location: Portland, OR
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Here's the type of board that Seth Wescott rode, looks to me like it has a lot more apline/race influence than most freeride/all-mountain boards:
Kessler Ski & Snowboards |
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Lol, I was in the middle of putting my post together when you linked to that, so I didn't see it. My bad. I think a lot of the more serious boardercross folks use hard boots and plate bindings, but that stuff is expensive as hell. Last edited by kushman; 07-30-2012 at 03:47 PM. |
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