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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: DC
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Guys,
I would like to help my sis in-law with a new setup this year, but have a hard time since I'm clueless about woman's board, style and sizing. She's 5'1, 135 with a 7boot. This will be her second year. She got injured last year but all repaired now. Need a med flex all mountain free-styled board(size) and med flex binding setup.. We ride 95% eastcoast, groomers, sometime ice and head to CO once a year for a week or so.. I think she got hurt while using a free-ride Arbor Push 148 last year and she would like to go smaller, but don't know how small and how flexible. I would like to help her in choosing the setup but not familiar with the latest trends.. Any help would be much appreciated. |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Mountains
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Stick with that size run for her weight its pretty ideal. There's stuff like rockered technology where the camber of the board is reversed, MTX think a steak knife for a side cut. What are you looking to spend?
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Price is cool with her. She just felt like it was too big and hard for her. I was thinking of Rocker as well, but though it maybe too much since she's fairly new, maybe I'm wrong. She was saying she wanted a more flexi around 139-141?
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God no she just needs to get a lesson, small boards like that fester bad habits.
Rocker could be a possibility for sure. She should just look at a high end park board instead of these all mountain boards if she finds them too stiff.
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