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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: looking west over the Atlantic
Posts: 283
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If you're worried about the Evo coping whole mountain - I rode it in the Alps and it handled everything just fine, steep blacks, charging, off-piste, sheet ice, moguls etc. The only thing that really gave it trouble was frozen rutted off piste conditions (like a frozen ploughed field) but I don't really blame the board there (at my level anyway) it was unridable.
However charging in slushy conditions particularly did push the board around a fair bit and I had to put in a lot of work and pick lines around things rather than through it. When I tried the Proto, I immediately appreciated the extra stiffness in the board over anything lumpy though. It was still ok to butter and press. Getting back on the Evo afterwards was super fun though - it is a playful board ![]() The Proto 154 sounds like a good match for you. Either will do the riding you want just, with the sweetspot being a little nearer to each end of the scale. Anyway FWIW I'm on an SL 155 for this season as I really only dabble in the park.
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Northern MI (the snow is continually sucking up here)
Posts: 41
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Okay, like Richie67 said, you really won't notice much of a difference. And, because you aren't past 6', I think you'll certainly be fine with the 154--that's what I would go with. ^^
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