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Last year I got a new board but only had the chance to try it out once. It was definitely a lot harder for me to turn than my old one. It's also has a lot more flex than my old stiff one, but it's not overly flexible, probably somewhere in the middle. I'm not sure if it's too long for me & that's why I was having some trouble controling it. I have a 152 & I'm 5'6.5, about 115. Opinions?
Last edited by Spionin; 12-01-2008 at 04:18 PM. |
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i'd say probably a 146 or 148 for your weight would be ideal depending on what you use it for. i weight 130 and i ride a 152, and that's definitely not park board size for me, so i'm betting your board is like trying to ride a big stiff plank around. i'm guessing you used the "chin & nose" method when you picked your board instead of going by weight? because i'm only half an inch taller than you but the weight difference is the key.
Last edited by kyouness; 12-01-2008 at 04:11 PM. |
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the 146-148 would be great for you for all-mountain freestyle riding. the 146 would be perfect if you plan on focusing mainly in the park but still have room to ride the mountain; about 50/50. the 148 is going to be good for like 70/30 mountain and park. for a pure park board, probably a 142, but since you're just starting out in the park i wouldn't recommend going straight to a pure park noodle.
Last edited by kyouness; 12-01-2008 at 07:42 PM. |
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