Powder board

[24WERD]

I have a Rome Notch 155 09-10 S-rocker , s-camber very good condition if you are interested.

Its pretty much similar to an Burton Barracuda and burton Malolo. Tapered nose 20mm. 25 mm setback.

soft nose and stiff tail.

Great board and black too

[Lamps]

Originally Posted by colec23

I cant go fish, but i want powder board... I ride switch so something close to twin would be nice

Seriously consider Sherlock, sounds like it would pretty much fit your bill.

[lonerider]

Originally Posted by Lamps

Seriously consider Sherlock, sounds like it would pretty much fit your bill.

The Sherlock has intrigued me as well... but reading reviews on it, it seemed like it was a love/hate thing due to the super short effective edge and super tight sidecut. What was your experiences with the Sherlock.

[KIRKRIDER]

Originally Posted by lonerider

Awesome! Sounds like a great board... but I like that nimble feel in the trees and think I was right in passing up on the Hovercraft for my personal style of powder riding (I like to do a LOT of turns in the powder).

Mee too... you ride basically standing on the tail of that board...turning is effortless...especially in powder since there's no way to sink that nose.

[Clayton Bigsby]

Originally Posted by colec23

I cant go fish, but i want powder board... I ride switch so something close to twin would be nice

Barracuda ?

Who says you cant go switch on a FISH, take a look

Mu and his fish - YouTube

[lonerider]

Originally Posted by Clayton Bigsby

Barracuda ?

Who says you cant go switch on a FISH, take a look

That is an awesome video. I always have said people overestimate their need for a twin twin to ride switch. However, that being said, while I do ride switch on my tapered powder, it is not ideal for it... and if you are really spending half your day time riding switch? I would try for something a little less directional. Still good point... OP, do you really spend that much time riding switch?

[krankedmusic]

Originally Posted by lonerider

The Sherlock has intrigued me as well... but reading reviews on it, it seemed like it was a love/hate thing due to the super short effective edge and super tight sidecut. What was your experiences with the Sherlock.

Got the Sherlock. It works great for me but I did get a board that was 5cm longer then the recommended size for my height and weight.

Lots of people say you do not need to lift your nose up on that board but I find that in power you still got to lift the nose.

[Clayton Bigsby]

"do you really spend that much time riding switch", we would ride switch (fakie, old school) all day when the condition sucked at BAKER

[lonerider]

Originally Posted by Clayton Bigsby

"do you really spend that much time riding switch", we would ride switch (fakie, old school) all day when the condition sucked at BAKER

Yea... but you are riding at Baker that isn't some two run ski hill...

[colec23]

So I did some more research, and I found that a splitboard would fit what I need, but they're expensive and I havent had any experience with them... I reallllllyyyyy want to avoid fish tail, so wether or not you can ride switch with them I don't really want to go there