All 2013 boards:
LT Skate Banana - rocker
LT Banana Magic - enhanced rocker
GNU Space Case - elliptical camber/rocker
LT TRS - C2 rocker/camber
LT TRice HP - C2 rocker/camber
Which one will perform best in powder??
None of them are dedicated powder boards, but for the times I get out west and find some powder, which do you think would perform best?
Looking strictly at pow performance here.
it runs good enough if you cant bring another board, but after that week i went and got a pow board; charlie slasher. i think it is worth it to have a powder specific board, even if it doesn't get used that much it makes those epic days even better
thing I do not like about skate banana in deeper poo...it is too flexy and just folds up and you got to ride weight centered...cause if you get too much on the nose or tail...it just folds up and sinks. So depens on the poo...banana for less than 10-12" but any thing deeper, better with a stiffer deck like Charlie with a shovel nose and a cam tail, or something with c2btx
I've rode a 56 and 59 skatebanana and the 59 is quite a bit stiffer. I have a 165 snowmullet that is the same flex but has a huge nose. Compared to a 164 Charlie the 165 mullet is just way more fun to ride, floats more and turns quicker. The flat tail on the Charlie gives the board a dead feel.
So, any recommendations for a pow board that rides well switch?
I like to keep my neck flexible by looking over the other shoulder as much as my favoured shoulder. LOL!
Yah. I started this thread.
It's about Mervyn twin boards in pow.
The comments indicate that a dedicated pow board is a good idea, which none of the Mervyn boards listed are.
Therefore I asked for suggestions for DEDICATED POW boards that ride switch well.
There were no comments that the Charlie Slasher rode well switch in pow, just that it rode pow well. If it does, I'd appreciate an indication to that effect.
BTW, your first post is rather cryptic. You make reference to the Skate Banana, Snow Mullet, and Charlie Slasher. What is an "an" and a "miller"?
I recently got a GNU Danny Kass C2BTX....set it up twin and rode it in some deep but crusty-topped pow on Thursday. Switch was no big deal, and I found it surprisingly good in pow...as good as my Yes Big City which is a directional twin(more rocker int he nose) with a set back. I actually felt like i didnt have to lean back as much in deep stuff compared to other shapes.
The C2BTX was really awesome switch in pow...I would say go with that profile for a twin mervin board. Sucked on hard-pack flats though...maybe just take some getting used to having that beach ball underfoot instead of camber:laugh::laugh:
I have a Roxy Eminence which is a camber under the feet and rocker with C2 banana traction. It is a twin made by Mervin
It does good at everything, but then that might be because I kill it. It is my only snowboard. I don't need a powder board. I rode it in some waist deep pow recently and it was great. It has many powder days under it's p-tex. I have not rode many dedicated powder boards. I do know this board is better in powder than the regular ol' twin and directional twin I owned and abused.
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