mike9998

Hey I'd consider myself an intermediate rider. I currently have a burton blunt and im thinking about upgrading and was wondering if the cx is my best option. I do mostly downhill, no parks or jumps, do have a slight interest but I've never tried. I've always rode a burton and I'm quite comfortable with them I'm just wondering what others think of the cx

scrotumphillips

If you consider yourself intermediate, the Custom X is not for you.

Nivek

If you want camber you're better off with a Custom. The X is a gnar board.

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cd21

This^^^^^^^^^^^^^

mike9998

i dunno what would make me an intermediate to advanced boarder, ive been boarding for almost 4 years now. im a pretty decent rider in my opinion, on big mountains i go down blacks, usually stay away from the doubles. why would this be a bad board for me?

cd21

what level are you on this? then we'll talk
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mike9998

id say level 5 but i usually dont go airborne. i also dont get much chance to go on unmarked runs where i live but i have no problems with carving down a blue/easy black run

Supra

you're funny. You're asking if a cfv is good on groomers in another thread but you're giving this guy an attitude? Same with scrotum.

to the OP, the custom x is a stiffer version of the custom. The custom will be more playful, while the custom x is for going fast for example....but you'll see lots of pros on the cx in the pipe and on kickers.

Get it if you like stiff boards

cd21

no attitude sorry i'm just really excited about my new board I was pretty much asking for user experience

Nivek

Its a stiff super responsive camber deck. Meaning if you aren't always on top of it it will eat you up. Its the type of board you either KNOW you want it, or you don't want it.

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