Twin, directional flex, deep sidecut

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ItchEtrigR

Discussion Starter · Feb 18, 2013

I'm looking for a board 157 to 162 in size, twin, stiff directional flex, and a sidecut smaller than 8m something under 7.7 would be ideal.

Something higher end with carbon and triax glass, preferably camber but open to other types. Older models preferred, then I can search the classifieds and save a buck or two.

I'm having a hard time finding deeper sidecut's on larger boards, with stiff directional flex, lots of the true twins have an aggressive sidecut especially park boards but I'm after an all mountain.

Any ideas?

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neshawnp

· #2 · Feb 20, 2013

Google 'Burton joystick 2010'

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scrotumphillips

· #3 · Feb 20, 2013

Lib Tech Banana Magic is a stiffer board with a 7 m sidecut. It is true twin, but supposed to be phenomenal at carving. It is expensive though at $700.

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Nivek

· #4 · Feb 20, 2013

Either the Nitro Team and Blacklight might work for you.

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ItchEtrigR

Discussion Starter · #5 · Feb 20, 2013

The lib tech seems to fit the bill, is it a directional flex? I'll have to keep my eyes open for an older model if it ever turns up in the classifieds.

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ItchEtrigR

Discussion Starter · #6 · Feb 20, 2013

Just found an unused 2008 Jeremy Jones, can't figure out if is directional or a twin..

The lady selling had no idea what I'm talking about when I asked her...

It's a 156, does anyone know what flex this would be? Stiff, middle, noodle, directional, twin?

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wrathfuldeity

· #7 · Feb 20, 2013

idk but imagine it would be a stiff directional twin...but go and flex it, easy enough to find out and bring a tape measure...at that age in good shape...$50 or less...then why not.

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