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Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 5
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so... my question is what board and etc i should buy, ive been skiing for a looong time and 2 years back i tryied snowboarding and it fucking rocked! så i sticked with it but i allways rented boards and all that and now i think i want my own
![]() im 1.82m high and weighs 64kg's im not really sure what i want to use my board for other than NOT race and not street (or what you call it when its off the mountain? im riding alot of bmx and i ride street there xD but i dont think its me on a snowboard) so... what is a good beginner board? thanks for the help |
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hey anders.
I'm new as well so I figured I would say hi. According to your weight and height I think a board between 155 to 160 tall should be good... but of course that depends on what is your riding style. I have no experience with BMX whatsoever so I don't know what is race and street. Freestyle is park, pipe and stuff like that. Freeride is more the speed stuff and off slopes, pow etc. All-mountain is a compromise between the two styles aforementionned. There are all-moutain boards more oriented to a style than another like "All-moutain Freestyle" and "All-mountain Freeride" if I'm correct. Since you ask for a beginner board I would say an All-mountain board is the best for you... but I don't have much knowledge because I have stopped snowboarding for 3-4years (and also I don't know all the english technical terms yet) but I intend to start again this winter. So hopefully this will be helpful to you but I would advise you to wait on the response from other people though!! |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
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thanks
i dont think we can comepare bmx with snowboarding so just dont think of that (but if any one rides bmx and thinks it can be compared to snowboarding then i rade park and street when i ride bmx also i dont like tech tricks on bmx.. i like to go big and flow around) and do you have any links for some good boards?last year when i rode snowboard i really liked to go a litle of the track and ride the powder and hitting small jumps and so on.. so yeah i would really like som links
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I wish I could help with that... but honestly I have forgotten a lot of what I knew and I'm waiting for a response on the choice of a board for myself
I'm sure somebody else will be able to give some links and help you determine which type of board would go well with your riding style and all though!
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mountains of Mordor
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You got the conversions right. Its 2.54cm/in and abouts 2.2lbs/kg.
I'd actually put you on someting around 151-153. I'd look into the TRS BTX 151, Neversummer SL-R 151, Capita Stairmaster 152, Capita FCG 153, Ride DH 153. Theoretically, the rocker boards (TRS BTX, SL-R) should be easier to learn/progress on. Just a thought.
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