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While visiting my uncle we went to a mountain and snowboarded for about a week. That really got me hooked. Right now I plan to rent a little more until I can get money for some equipment. I think I've got a pretty good idea of what I want, but I was wondering if there are any things I should avoid. ie. bad brands, notoriously unreliable parts, etc.
Although I'm pretty sure of what I might be getting I'm always open to suggestions. Height: 5'9" Weight: 160 Shoe size: 10.5 - 11 I'm 14 years old so it's a safe bet that I will still be growing for a while. |
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You should look into a board in the 154-158 range, freestyle-freeride lengths. Any idea what you plan to be doing (park, all mountain?)
Good boards to look into: Forum Recon Gnu CHB MTX Salomon Prospect Good brands - Forum, Gnu, Lib Tech, Burton, Rome, Salomon, Ride...there are a lot of others as well. And definately try your boots in store. I'd get your equipment now while its cheap; Sierrasnowboard has everything for at least half off.
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Thanks. I'm not totally sure as to what I'll be doing but I've got a feeling that I'll probably do a little bit of everything.
I was actually looking at the Gnu CHB MTX and it's become my first choice. What would be a fair price range for boots when talking to the salesperson? I know that boots shouldn't be skimped on but I'd like to get a good pair without breaking the bank. |
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