Burton The Hero Ltd Snowboard - 09/10 - 2009

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This is a mid-wide waist width and will support a large with 10's no problem as long as you have about 12+ degree angles on each foot.

You're more looking towards the width of the board. Most boards that have a waist width of less than 248-250, will not support L bindings(unless you have the binding tweaked smaller to fit the deck, but your boot prob wont fit the set-up). Also length of board really depends on weight rather than height. So seeing as this is a mid-wide, it shouldn't be a problem for you with L binders. And yes you can ride the 152. Im 6' 165 and I ride a 154w. Also with reverse camber boards it allows you to technically ride up to 5cm shorter than a reg cambered deck. Hope this helps brotha

Either one will be fine... to give you a comparison.

I weight 190lbs and am 6'0" tall... I ride a 155-157 for park

You would be more than stoked on a 152 ...plus you could butter your face off: nose presses for days!

Waist width will not be a problem as its a mid-wide waist width.

If you ride park, I would say go for the 152. I ride mainly park aswell and I ride a 154w. Like I said on the other question you asked, im 6' 165lbs with size 12's. If I could find a wide deck in a 152 I would prob rip that in the park. But unfortunately the smallest I can get is a 154, so thats what I have to deal ride. Not complaining, but it would be fun to try out a smaller reverse cambered deck

Because you are a 10.5, you will be in a large binding for sure. The other comment about reverse camber being easy to learn on is right. These boards are a lot more forgiving and will make the transition easier. The Hero is super soft, It is made to be a jib board for rails an boxes, if this is what you eventually want to get into then this board is perfect. If not, then you could check out the Burton Duce which is an awesome entry level board.

Its all depending on how big your bindings are? Seeing as you wear a 10.5 boot, you are able to fit into a M/L binding. So it's all depending on the waist width. You should be good seeing as the 155 has a waist width of 25.2cm and you will need to get atleast the 158 seeing as you are taller. Soooo the 158 should be a touch wider whitch would help your cause. Now if you go into a L/XL binding, you will not fit on this board. Your toes will be dragging and you dont want that. Also this a reverse camber board!!! So if you are used to reg camber, this will feel really loose and noodly. Ive talked to people and they have said that starting on a reverse camber board is WAY easier to learn on. I personally wouldnt know seeing as I learned on tradtional/posative camber boards. But the posatives in reverse camber is a more forgiving flex pattern, kinda feels like your board isn't even there(whitch isn't fun for some), and more of a playful ride. But if you are making the transition from ski to board, you will have to learn from the basics anyways. Hope this helped

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dude get the 152 for sure. not the 155!! I'm 6 feet tall 160 lbs and ride the 155.

It kind of depends on what conditions you ride, all mountain, park, powder, whatever other stuff there is. At your weight I think you'd want to go for the 152. To give you an idea I weight 70lbs more than you and ride a 158 hero.

limited edition graphics

True that! they are the same board but one has more limited edition graphics!