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Topic: K2 WWW rockerPosted: Oct/28/2012 at 8:33pm |
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Natasha
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Posted: Oct/28/2012 at 5:00pm |
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Was hoping to get some advice on a new board I purchased.
About me: I am looking for an all mountain board that I can also use at the park should I develop an interest in it. I really want something that is easier to control and carve with. I don’t plan on going too fast or doing any crazy jumps but might do some boxes and such if my knee holds up. I got the board at a really good price ($120) but didn’t do much research on it before I bought it. Now I am reading that it is an awesome board for jibbing but sucks for all mountain. Others have said since it is a mens board it will probably be fine for all mountain also since it will not be as flexible. I am having a hard time understanding why this is a bad all mountain board so haven’t come to a decision yet as to whether I need to return it or not… Also, the person who fit me for the board neglected to tell me about the need to go 5 cm down in size so I went with a 145 (which was in the middle of my sizing range). He also set me up with burton citizen bindings in size small despite having a boot size 8. They didn’t have a medium in these and the small actually seems to fit well with just slight overhang (1 inch) on the boot. Is this going to be an issue? |
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