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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: NOVA
Posts: 172
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Hey All -
I am looking to switch from my 2010-2011 Never Summer Evo 153 to an SL. I rarely ever spend any time in the park. Id say like 5% of my time. I'll just do the random features here and there. I do fine with the 153, but in POW its really tiring and has quite a bit of chatter in the loose stuff. I am looking for more stability and dampness. The SL looks right up my alley. I am 5' 10", around 140-145 lbs. Should I get the SL in a 153 or 155. I usually ride groomers, trees, the occasional jump and play around on natural features. Basically freeride, but nothing too crazy. I am leaning towards the 155, but need a lil more confirmation. Thanks! |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Front Range, CO
Posts: 288
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Ya id prob say 155, im 6ft 135lbs and thats what I have and I ride pretty much everything. My roomate has the 151 but he's shorter than me by a bit. Especially since you said you almost never hit the park your gonna gain more from the extra stability of a longer board vs the easier maneuverability of the shorter one. Not that 155-153 is gonna make a HUGE difference...
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Veteran Member
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Mountain View, CA
Posts: 947
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Again on an SL 155 on this jump video. |
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Member
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: North East Ohio
Posts: 87
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Go with the longer board. You're not in the park. You'll have more stability and better flotation in powder with a long board. The benefits of the longer board will greatly outweigh the slightly less maneuverability.
I bought a 158 SL at the end of the season last year after demoing a bunch of boards. I demoed the 158 Legacy, but it's what they had to demo. You'll notice a huge difference in performance from the noodly Evo to the SL. I did a similar transition. I weigh 160, ride a 158, but never see any powder in the MidWest. |
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Member
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: North East Ohio
Posts: 87
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The Cobra's described as an SL or Proto for powder. |
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