blondieyo

If you want to get free shit, become a regular at your local shop. Some rep from burton isn't going to see you online and think 'he's our next big star'. You get sponsored not only because you're really good at snowboarding but because you love snowboarding and would be happy doing it for nothing. Spend less time editing videos of your sick grab and spend more time on the mountain actually doing it.

wrathfuldeity

Un oh, not to dash your dreams...but you need others to help and filming is not easy. Need friends that have a good camera, with some good shooting skills, a good editing skills, good snow, weather and light....etc. There are a ton of kids that have skillz that say they want to get some good edits....but when a good day hits they are way too antsy to stand around waiting for the shot to get set up. Just realize for 1 minute of good vid there are probably many many hours of film, labor and expense. Just noting that you need others to help your E-penis stroking. At least around my parts you couldn't pay anybody enough $ to give up poo lines inorder for you to be p-star.

btw we are talking to this kid

uh oh a virus 2
Junior Member
Join Date: Sep 2011
What size board should I get?

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Hey guys, the title says it all. What size board should I get?

height - 5'5
weight - 145
shoe size - 10
age - 14
style - park

I had pretty much the same specs last season, I was about 135 and 5'3. I was riding on a 142cm board. Even then, that board felt a little bit too small. Especially when I would do a board slide and my nose and tail would be touching the snow -_- My mom is bent on the fact that park = small board and refuses to believe that I need anything bigger than a 142cm. Lol my dad is on my side, but my mom is like "NO. YOUR WRONG." So anyway, who is right? Should I stick with my 142cm this season, or should I get something bigger? I ONLY ride park.

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