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By cole bryson
Ranked #1898 - Boards
December 16, 2010
First off this is an amazing board i love reverse camber and any board that has it im all for it great for the park never been more amazed love small boards im 5' 9" and i rock any where from a 147 to a 152 but i bought this board in a 149.5 its great i just em not sure what kind of bindings to rock because i dont want to match the board with the bindings to much so not sure if i should buy the technine LM pro bindings not sure. and not good for a begginer deffintaly should look at a different board way to spendy to start out on but if u want it go for it. and i have no idea why u would break a board intentionly but thanks for the review
yo the technine team pro bindigns wth scrub hooks would give this board a dope look
http://www.dogfunk.com/technine-team-pro-snowboard-binding-with-scrub-hook
Go with the Elements Bindings: all black?
http://www.dogfunk.com/technine-elements-pro-snowboard-binding
Much cleaner look, with such a gnarly top sheet!
Thanks for the feedback on the board, and you are right about this not being a beginner board. Has a lot of Tech features like the Custom Jib Edge (detuned out of the wrapper!), and rubber above the metal edge to soften the whole jib experience! My personal opinion is reverse camber is for a seasoned rider as well. Beginners need to learn on traditional cambered boards in order to learn how an effective edge works, and not have a false sense of confidence. A rocker board would be for somebody that wants a 2nd or 3rd board in their arsenal for those fun park/jib days! or a fun day in deep powder with 1/2 the effort!
Have a great season, Cole!
Ryan T
Helpful Votes:
0 Yes
Tech Specs:
Shape:
twin
Flex:
soft
Camber:
reverse
Effective Edge:
[152.5 cm ] 1128 mm
Waist Width:
[152.5 cm ] 253 mm
Sidecut Radius:
[152.5 cm ] 8.1 m
Stance Width:
[152.5 cm]
Stance Setback:
centered
Core:
Power Tech Ultra Lite (poplar wood)
Base:
extruded
Recommended Use:
park, jibbing
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 year
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Ranked #1898 - Boards
December 16, 2010
2 Comments Last Reply: December 21, 2010 By: steezy nosepresses
yo the technine team pro bindigns wth scrub hooks would give this board a dope look http://www.dogfunk.com/technine-team-pro
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
Go with the Elements Bindings: all black? http://www.dogfunk.com/technine-elements
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes