david_z

I was happy enough with the Blacklist that I went out and bought one like 2 weeks later

I am not sure if this distinction will translate well: but, a lot of companies make "all mountain freestyle" boards, which in my opinion are all-mountain boards that have just enough versatility that you can enjoy riding them in the park, too. The Blacklist struck me as, kind of the "opposite", that is, a "freestyle all mountain" board. It's definitely a freestyle oriented board, but it's got enough versatility that you can take it just about anywhere outside the park, too.

So, if you ride hard in the park, or if you ride skate-style on the rest of the mountain, or if you do a little of everything, it's a solid choice.

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Doc. Holliday

I sent you PM with that.

KungMartin

Hope you checked out the review video as it seems to put Skate Banana at the top of all the banana's. It's a real favourite. Plus it got good wood like a bunch of years in a row.

TRS is basically just a more stiff version of SB BTX.

Ayukreizi

Big thanks Doc. Holliday, but I went for the Westmark because of financial reasons and the board seems exactly what I was looking for. I saved the page though for my friends who are interested in the NS.
The only question I have right now is whether I should go 153 or 156
I am 5.83 ft and 175 pounds.
This board will be my all mountain lover 70% with slight park 30%.
Afraid that the 156 will be slightly too big and not playful enough for me, after all I rode a 148cm JibStick with RETT system for the bigger part of the last season on icy All Mtn and Pow.

Doc. Holliday

No problem, just trying to help and i've made mistake, i contacted this distributor and they can't send this boards to another country, this is the rule from Never Summer.