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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: I can see Santa shoveling his driveway
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Just make sure it doesn't look like a chic stick, it's not hard considering all the poofter boards out there. I don't give a flyin fuck what anyone thinks & if they're gonna start talkin' shit, they better be really really fuckin' good. Cause if they ain't I'm gonna follow em all day, barkin' shit @ em, swervin' towards em'. They'll never say somethin' like that to anyone ever again for fear this dink might be hidin' around the corner.. ![]() This is from here, http://www.snowboardingforum.com/boa...tml#post454652 Here are the stats on the Never Summer size waist edge sidecut tip/tail Dampness Flex Lotus 157 23.8 122 vario700 28.6/28.4 8.5 4 Premier 157 24.9 122 vario745 29.3 7 5.5 It may be a girls board but here are a couple pics. The guys Burton Hero, I had last year. & the Never Summer Lotus. (chick stick) One of these boards just reeks of HOMO, I think we know which one. Who the fuck picks pink & purple then decides "Oh ya I think I'll throw on a Seal balancing a beach ball, Ahh! perfect" Not this Redneck!!, I only got it cause it was super cheap & almost brand new. Stoked is an understatement, I giddy like a school girl with a girl deck. TT
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Resident poet
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Bham
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omg...just go the hill do a performance rental and try out/demo a bunch of boards...its like $50 at my little hill and you can demo/change out boards all day long....they have many of the boards that have been mentioned. Or buy whatever and after some experience/time you will have some reference experience to relate to what we all have been sayin. Really it took me a couple few years to figure out my riding style, preference and conditions so that I was even at a skill level to appreciate and take advantage of the board design and tech.
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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I just want to make sure that I get the right board, and with everyone's help I bet I will!
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Join Date: Dec 2011
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)Neliz, You can go with any normal (TBT) board between 153 and 163. no need for narrow or girly boards. Wiredsport will measure all boards' stance/width etc. and advice the perfect size. Thanks. |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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![]() Thanks for your input though, every answer is appreciated I'm getting more and more hooked on the Skate banana. The only thing is that I'm afraid that it might be too stiff, since it's about a 5-6 depending on size. And as Snowwolf mentioned, I should be looking at a softer board. What do you think? |
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Resident poet
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Bham
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I had a skate banana 159 and it was too wide = very sluggish edge to edge and in the pow is was ok....but if you got a little nose or tail heavy or dropped a natty alittle too nose or tail heavy it would fold up and I went over the nose/tail....there was not enough stiffness to push against. But I don't do any jibby park stuff.
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Join Date: Dec 2011
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sorry guys.. Anyway, 12 years experience in skiing, second year on a board.. I guess you don't fear speeding and you are good at 'reading' the slopes.. all stiffness around medium will do. 4 is more playful and 6 is more speeding. Don't look too much at all the marketing. There are too many choices. You will only know how each technology or brand compares if you got to ride them all. Buy a board with medium flex or near medium and get used to that board. In your case I would first look for the perfect boots. If there is not any available for your foot-width then you will end up with a bigger boot. Boot overhang will then come into play... goodluck. |
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