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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: NEW YORK, NY
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im a lil confused on what kind of board i should use. i have a ride DH 153 wide and was wondering if i should switch over to a regular. I wear a size 9 boot and i am getting really into the park thing. so what would u guys recommend. stick with the wide or go reg. i am a begginer in the park.
thanks alot Last edited by Sii315; 04-19-2010 at 11:30 AM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: An igloo in Canada
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How did you end up getting a wide board with a size 9 boot?? Those are for sizes 11-12 +
It will still be doable, but you'll be nowhere near as agile as you could be with a slimmer board. Your toe side to heel edge transitions will be rather slow in comparison to a regular deck because your feet don't cover enough of the board. It will also be tougher to flex, unless you're rather heavy? Sluggish vs nimble, your call. |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: ny
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I am size 9 and ride regular width but I have amongst my quiver a atomic axum 153'' wide (was only $90, could not pass up the deal).
To me, although there is subtle difference, there does not feel like a huge difference compared to regular width. Negatives: ground spinning is a little more sluggish. Pluses: Stomping landings off kickers feel so much more comfortable and stable. Floats better in powder. I don't feel that edge to edge transition is noticebly affected by wide width. I dont hit rails so I dont know it would affect it. |
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