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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Lithuania
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Hi there, I want you to ask guys, is it worth it to buy Flow "merc" http://www.store-flow.com/products/m...c_FD10MMERCBLK board and "the arns lace" boots http://www.store-flow.com/products/m...e_FB10MANLABKG, I have Flow flite1 bindings, I have no idea what kind a equipment to buy, becouse I'm new in buying, I was snowboard 2 times, In France and Austria, and I decided to buy my own board, I think I ride quite good, and I want all-mountain board, to ride in POW, on tracks or kicker, so It is good decision to buy this equipmemt? I'm from Lithuania, so sorry for my poor english.
Thank You
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Mountains
Posts: 8,055
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Its your money I'm sure you're a big boy and can buy what you want.
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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Please excuse BA, he was only joking and not familiar with european culture. However, it is suggested you read the forums and use search before posting questions to the forum. Regarding your questions, 1) Boots - Do not buy boots from the internet. You must visit several stores and try the boots on to find a proper fitting boot. 2) Snowboard - The Flow Merc is an entry level snowboard. Most of the members on this forum are advanced riders interested in advanced snowboards. But I remember reading somewhere that the snowboard designer at Flow was well regarded. In addition, post you weight, shoe size, stance and riding style to get responses from members of the forum. Finally, below are some links to discussions to better help you understand. http://www.snowboardingforum.com/boa...yjibboard.html http://www.snowboardingforum.com/boa...g-between.html http://www.snowboardingforum.com/boa...ease-read.html Hope this helps - Nito |
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I wasn't joking he asked if he could buy it I don't see why he can't unless he lives in some country that isn't free and doesn't value the free market.
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Kristiansand, Norway
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I'm sure this board is a good starter board for your use, allthough I haven't tried it. Just get a board that suits your size. Don't mind BurtonAvenger. To me it seems like he's just plain rude to you because you not from the USA
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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Lithuania
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The problem is in my country snowboarding equipment price's are very high, and what I can buy in local I can order from US 2x cheaper :/ But thank you, Ill try to read more, 9 months till winter
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: PA....unfortunatly...
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But back on track... I had the Flow Merc from 2008/09 season (the black w/ blue base), I bought it in the beginning of the 2009/10 season on sale at my local mountain. This was basically my first full season riding, so I needed a decent board for a beginner, this board was great in that aspect. It held an edge nicely, flexed pretty decent, rode jumps really good, and did rails decently good (I suck at rails). It was overall an awesome board for a beginner. The only reason I wanted to get rid of the board was it was more all-mountain oriented, I wanted a board that was almost completely park oriented, which I did... I traded that board for a NeverSummer SLr... the kid was a skier who wanted to get into snowboarding also...
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Mountains
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Awesome go to a shop and not buy something tying up their time and taking away from their sales staff then buy online. I hope you get testicular cancer and die.
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