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I need a new board and am looking into the Dh or Darkstar. I had a Gnu Chb and loved it except it was too stiff for jibs/rails. I need something that is all mountain cause i spend time in the park but i also spend a good amount of time free riding (mainly diamonds and dbl diamonds). You guys have any suggestions?
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 1,610
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The Believer is stiffer than the Darkstar. Between the DH and the Darkstar, go with the Darkstar. The Darkstar has an even flex throughout whereas I find the DH to be soft in the tip and tail and firmer in the center, which is probably not what you want for your riding.
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: The Ice Coast
Posts: 352
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If you are looking into something like that believer, i would go with the slayblade. It has the same zero camber (flatline tech) and is a little softer for your jibs and park riding, but it will still be nice on the mountain.
I rode a DH for a bit last season, it was really nice. I liked it. The Dh2 is a much better riding board. |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Mountains
Posts: 8,052
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The believer will give you that all mountain flex and pop you want but still be able to hit jibs with no problem. I wouldn't recommend the slayblade as it's stiffer than the believer. They both have 0 camber this year but the believer will have more emphasis on all mountain freestyle while the slayblade is more all mountain freeride.
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