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148 for sure

Yes....Yes they will make your dick bigger............(results may vary)

152 for sure it will fit you perfectly it will be nice and buttery for your jibbing and still be able to take it off smaller jump like 20- 40 feet, any bigger and it might get a little unstable and you could have trouble holding an edge on the bigger jumps... hope that helped

I would say 155 for park/ Urban and 157 for all mountain, free ride, and powder....Hope that helped

like 190lbs is over what i would recommend but even 180lbs might be on the heavy side for how soft this board is... so about 180 is the top of the weight range the 156 can handle... hope that helped

It's random... just the luck of the draw with every size every color is an option... its like a gum ball machine you put your money in and you have no clue what color you'll get, Luckily Dog Funk has an amazing return policy so if you don't like the color you can just send it back and try again.... hope that helped

id say 115 would be better then a 125 a 125 would be way to big..... yes your Custom's will fit...... and this board has amazing pop to quote the guy below me "Heck yeah it does! You'll be like BOING-G-G-G-G!!!!"...... hope that helped

Its a great park board i'm 6'1" and 160lbs and i jib with the 152 all day and it can handle some smaller jumps as well but mostly jib..... hope that helped

Well i think that you would have some over hang but if you really want this board you could make it work but you would need stance angles that are huge like 20 or bigger.... with a size 13 you should probably look more at the Wide or Mid Wide snowboards because you got to think a size 12 foot is approximately 30cm and the waist width is 26 cm so a 13 is even larger you would have some over hang..... I hope that Helped

The Status is a higher quality liner and a little stiffer then the Judge boot also they are a little lighter

Yes they should work if you have the plate that changes it from a 3 Screw to a 4 Screw System.... because all burton bindings are a 3 hole system..... i don't know if dog funk still is but at the start of the season they were offering the 4 screw plates for free with purchase of a burton binding....if you need to get a four screw system plate call this number 1(800) 881-3138 hope that helped

Yes.... Yes it does heres the link to the GNU web site it'll give you any info you will need on this board http://www.gnu.com/snowboards/street-series/.... hope that helped

Well its not terrible for riding switch and it is amazing for switch..... if you need examples of that just watch Shawn White ride in the pipe last year he was amazing and this was the exact model he was riding but if you want some thing that is the exact same riding switch and regular look for a board that is "True Twin" if the boards description has True Twin it will have no difference riding switch and Regular. This board also has a vary small set back so its flex patterns through out the board are set up to ride with the nose first but by no means does that mean you can't ride switch on it at all...... hope that helped

Ok Well I know someone who put Forum's on this board i don't know if they were republics though but im thinking if one Forum pair fit they all should.... but if you don't want to risk it i would highly recommend the Union Contacts they fit this board and they are (in my opinion) the best bindings out there right now and Thats what i have on this board so I'm sure they will fit...... hope that helped

Yes they will

Yes all Iridium Lens are at least Simi- Reflective, the Fire and Black iridium lens are completely reflective

11.5 DC is "true to size" witch means your shoe size is your boot size... when you get them they might feel a little small but all DC boots pack out around a half size...... hope that helped

I rock the Rome 390 boss in the blue and white and they great on this board.... the blues don't match the best but they still look good

its not terrible the biggest problem i have with it is that it is vary heavy i would look at the DC PBJ, Stepchild Jib Stick or Rome Artifact for that kind of riding

Its a trick.... you jump and spin 180 degrees in the air then land backwards or switch

well he sounds like a beginner so i would say stay away form Technine boards because on average they are more of a heavy board. If he isn't doing tricks i would say a 158or 157 would be a good starting point for a board but if he wants to get more in to park riding or ticks i would say a 156 or 155 would be your best bet. And as far as boards go i would recommend......

Ride DH
http://www.dogfunk.com/ride-dh-snowboard
its a little more advance for a first board but it is also one of the best boards out there

Ride Crush
http://www.dogfunk.com/ride-crush-snowboard
its a little softer and its a "rocker" style snowboard witch makes it a good beginning board because it will be soft and forgiving board

DC PBJ
http://www.dogfunk.com/dc-pbj-snowboard
This is the board i personally ride right now its great true twin and this year's is zero camber so it is also vary forgiving and fun to learn on.

Forum Youngblood Chili-dog
http://www.dogfunk.com/forum-youngblood-chillydog-snowboard

You also might want to consider going for a Wide snowboard because at a size 12 he's is right on the edge of needing a Wide board and if you get him started on a wide board it should then having him switch after he gets more experienced.
As far as bindings go i would highly recommend the......
Rome 390's
http://www.dogfunk.com/rome-390-snowboard-binding
or
Any thing "Union" brand if you can find the right size at this point in the season
or Ride Contrabands
http://www.dogfunk.com/ride-nitrane-contraband-snowboard-binding
.... he will need a L/XL size for his boots....... hope that helped

yes they ship to Canada no they are not getting any more shipments for this season

your gloves will fit just fine its a looser fitting coat then it looks

not really they are a really flat shoe

im 6'1" 160lbs and i wear an XL and its a perfect loose fit.... so id go XL for you for sure..... hope that helped

yeah it should be ok you might have a little over hang but not much. I have last years PBJ with a size 11.5 boot and they fit just fine.... hope that helped

yeah DC is a "true to size fit" witch means your shoe size is your boot size, but when you get them they might feel a little small but they well pack out as you use them around a 1/2 size or so........hope that helped

I'd go with the 148 if you like a really soft board because this is a little stiffer then the artifact so the 148 would have around the same flex as a 150 artifact...... hoped that helped

well this is a good beginning board but i would also recommend the DC PBJ, Forum Youngblood, Lib-tech skatebanana, and the rome artifact would all be great boards for a beginner. And for someone your size and skill level i would say 159cm would probably be the best size and all of these boards are good more park oriented boards but for a beginner you are going to want a softer more forgiving board to learn with.... hope that helped

you should be ok as long as you dont rock a 0,0 stance but as long as you have a stance of 12,-12 or larger you'll be just fine....... hope that helped

The Black is probably the next most reflective and then the blue for the Iridium Lens's but the H.I. amber is also vary Mirrored........ hope that helped

Yes!!!!!! they are they are similar to Oakley's Fire Iridium Lens....... hoped that helped

No either of the green are mirrored you can get them with the orange lens witch is the most basic lens that Oakley makes and its good for night and low light riding and are less then great for bright days...... the other lens is High Intensity Yellow witch are almost clear and they will actually give more definition in low light and they are terrible for the day because they will still brighten everything....... Hope that helped

o for sure because its easier to take a free ride/ powder size board in to the park then take a park board out of the park and sense you spend most of your time out of the park you made the right choice for sure.

No they do not if you want that look at the Smokin' Buds or the Titans or the Full Metal Jackets all do though....... Hope that helped

probably an 11 because both 32 and Vans are true to size fit...... hoped that helped

yeah 32's is a super low profile boot

well DC is a low profile boot and if you don't want toe drag you could have a bigger stance angle like a 18 or greater might be able to keep toe drag to a minimum but i think your still going to have a little and this board is amazing so out of the two id go with the SL for sure.... hope that helped

yeah its good for jumps it has a nice flex to it its not too soft for jump and not too stiff for jibbing

yes ROME bindings work onROME boards

24.6 cm

vary poorly it was a jib rocker witch makes it vary unstable at high speeds and it is terrible for hard carves and it is way to soft to take in to any powder....... hope that helped

yeah there is a little difference in flex (stiffness and flex patterns) a kids board will be a little softer and a little less durable because companies dont put the same effort in to kids boards because they will grow out of them faster. and thats also why they are cheaper

id go 148 if your going to spend most of your time in the park/ street...... and if your going to be more all mountain or powder id go 151. With a size 9 boot you don't need to worry about toes hanging over the edge........ hoped that helped

if your not going to be in the park id go 152 and if you are planing to go into the park at all id go 149 because im 6'1" 160lbs and ride a 152 ride crush in the park all day and a 153 DC PBJ for some bigger jumps and some out of park riding and if you get the 152 it will still be playful and forgiving but a 155 is way to big for some one your size especially if you want a softer forgiving board....... so id go 153 or 152 whatever this board comes in.

if your not going to be in the park id go 152 and if you are planing to go into the park at all id go 149 because im 6'1" 160lbs and ride a 152 ride crush in the park all day and a 153 DC PBJ for some bigger jumps and some out of park riding and if you get the 152 it will still be playful and forgiving but a 155 is way to big for some one your size especially if you want a softer forgiving board....... so id go 153 or 152 whatever this board comes in.

155 for sure

Well for the Pink and amber lenses they will still be ok for when its dark out but the gold is vary dark and wont work well at night..... hoped that helped

really soft like a 2.5/10 with the rocker but if you get the normal camber around a 4.....hoped that helped

really soft like a 2.5/10 with the rocker but if you get the normal camber around a 4.....hoped that helped

yup your right on the money with the 142 it will be the perfect size for you

i would say 152cm for a good all around park board, 149 if you only jib

they work with an i pod so they will work with a iphone

Burton Custom or the Freestyles either one of those two you will be vary happy with

thanks

they have one right now

and yes it can handle 60 foot jumps all day

and yes it can handle 60 foot jumps all day

i don't give a damn what the site says... they just are just saying according to the DC scale the Core is a 5 it is more of a 3 maybe 4 when you count in the reverse camber in to it because it makes it way easier to jib with... hope that helped

HELL YEA it is... it is a stiffer board that DC considers their back country board but it handles the park great too it can handle any jump you can throw at it Torstein Horgmo rode this board at the Dew Tour a couple time and i think for big air so yea it can handle any size booter you can throw at it.... hoped that helped

Well i mostly jib and im 160lbs and ride a 153 so if i were you id go 155 for sure.... because it will be the more stable at speed then then the 153 and at your weight it will be perfect for jibbing too. The 155 is the perfect size for you... hoped that helped

well i would say stay with the normal Riders Choice because i ride a 153(not wide) with a size 11 boot and it has vary little over hand and with the extra width the 158 offers you will be just fine also id sick with the 158 for the size if you want a board that can do both park and all mountain.... hoped that helped

Hi Jakob if your looking for your first board i would go with a soft forgiving board. And a twin board might not even be a horrible idea well your trying to figure out wither your goofy or regular. I would look more at a park style board even if you don't plan to be in the park much because they will be easier for you to learn on and be a little easier on your wallet as well. You also might think about a board with a reverse camber or rocker because these type of boards cut down on edge catching witch when your learning might not be a bad thing. I would check these boards out if i were you.....

http://www.dogfunk.com/stepchild-snowboards-street-recession-snowboard

http://www.dogfunk.com/forum-holy-moly-snowboard

http://www.dogfunk.com/burton-hate-snowboard

http://www.dogfunk.com/dc-pbj-snowboard

http://www.dogfunk.com/yes.-the-typo-snowboard
And take a good look at the Forum Holy Molly board it has forums combo-platter witch is a traditional camber with raised edges to cut down on edge catching i think that it would be the best board for the job

Hi Jakob if your looking for your first board i would go with a soft forgiving board. And a twin board might not even be a horrible idea well your trying to figure out wither your goofy or regular. I would look more at a park style board even if you don't plan to be in the park much because they will be easier for you to learn on and be a little easier on your wallet as well. You also might think about a board with a reverse camber or rocker because these type of boards cut down on edge catching witch when your learning might not be a bad thing. I would check these boards out if i were you.....

http://www.dogfunk.com/stepchild-snowboards-street-recession-snowboard

http://www.dogfunk.com/forum-holy-moly-snowboard

http://www.dogfunk.com/burton-hate-snowboard

http://www.dogfunk.com/dc-pbj-snowboard

http://www.dogfunk.com/yes.-the-typo-snowboard
And take a good look at the Forum Holy Molly board it has forums combo-platter witch is a traditional camber with raised edges to cut down on edge catching i think that it would be the best board for the job

well i would say the Young Blood Chillydog for sure

im 160lbs and i ride a 153 and it is perfect so i would say that a that a 151 would be better if you want to be able to do jumps and have a soft flexing jib board..... hoped that helped

Well i think that you will have too adjust to riding on a male board because they do have a different flex patterns and they are generally wider and stiffer so although it shouldn't be too bad it will take some time for you to get used to riding a guys board but once you get used to it u will be fine and i would say that a 148 would be to big id go 146 because mens boards are generally made to handle more wight for the size then girls board but you could ride a 148 but it will be kind of stiff.... hoped that helped

yea you will have over hang and it will effect your abilities to toe side carve and you are going to need a wide board for sure because for a normal board the cut off at the vary max is a size 12 and they recommend a size 11 to be where you switch up to a wide board.....hoped that helped

no these pants come as a baggy fit so you won't need to size up to get that look..... also the red looks more like this i don't know why but the reds on this site always seem way brighter on this site any way this is straight form the Nomis site.... hoped that helped

153 will be perfect im ur size and i ride a 153 and it is perfect for jibs well still being handle jumps vary well and even a little bit of the good stuff

id would go 153 im your weight and ride a 153 DC PBJ and i love it....so i would go 153 for sure...... hoped that helped

might have a little depending on what you set your binding angles at but not so much that it will effect you to much so you should be good to go unless you have like a 0,0 stance....... hoped that helped

Id go with a L for sure they will be the best fit for a size 10 boot

Well id still go with the 390's...... and this is why i don't know if you liked your EX's or not but yes they would have have a little smiler feel but the major difference is the special toe cup on the contrabands make a a lot of pressure points... but on the bright side for the contabands they are a vary light binding and a vary convenient but they have soo many set backs like i said in my first answer..... and as far as the look goes if you have last years society any of the 390's would look great on it because it is such a plain board.... and if you have this years the white and black ones would look sick on the black of that board..... hoped that helped

id go with the contacts.... but really they both are great bindings and you will be happy with either pair Union makes the great bindings..... hoped that helped

3-3.5 it is a vary soft board, this board is the same as the normal PBJ and the PBJ Co-lab with neff they all have the same tech.... hoped that helped

3-3.5 it is a vary soft board

Is that a joke this is one of if not the best normal camber jib boards on the market for sure super soft it can handle any rail, box, tree, or any thing else you think you can jib on..... that being said it really isn't all that great for any thing else it can't ride in powder vary well it doesn't have a ton of pop. but for jibbing it is great...... hoped that helped

the 390's for sure

The 390's for sure i have used a lot of bindings and these are my favorites because they are super comfy and Romes "no screw technology" is awesome and vary convenient for on the hill quick changes to the binding and the only other bindings i have ever used that even come close to them are any pair of Unions.... but any way back to the Ride Contrabands they are not vary good they do have some nice qualities like that you only have to tighten one binding at the top but they are vary uncomfortable and they are prone to break. And the Toe strap presses against your boot and makes pursuer points witch just makes for a bad ride....... Hoped that helped

No you will need a normal wide board not a mid-wide because you will have a lot of over hang.... hoped that helped

yes it will you might have a vary small amount of overhang but you should be just fine