Always rode a deck a size smaller than I should have, fell in love with the 150 Burton nug last season. Every other board I tried after the nug felt a little long and clumsy in comparison. Maybe it is just a gimmick, but it felt pretty good to me, easier to whip it around in spins, yet still carved groomers and held up in powder.
Read a review of a Rome board that had this similar tech (smaller size/lighter yet retains some effective edge of a larger deck). What other companies are doing this in 2014? Any comments/opinions on this tech are appreciated.
Read a review of a Rome board that had this similar tech (smaller size/lighter yet retains some effective edge of a larger deck). What other companies are doing this in 2014? Any comments/opinions on this tech are appreciated.