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I'm 5'9" weight about 135. I can't decide between the DC Mlf 154, the DC Ply, and Capita outdoor living 152. I live in the midwest, Chicago to be exact and I ride mostly all mountain. Usually cruise with my friends for a bit then hit the rails and jumps. So I need an all around board thats good for jumps not too big since im a level above beginner and a rail board with good flex. Which board would you guys recommend?
I'd suggest the DC Ply. It's a great board for mountain riding, but also can handle the rails and jumps. It's rated at a 6 for stiffness, so had plenty of pop and you will be able to butter with ease.
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December 12, 2011
2 Comments Last Reply: December 17, 2011 By: Dan Brettner
I'd suggest the DC Ply. It's a great board for mountain riding, but also can handle the rails and jumps. It's rated at a 6 for stiffness, so had plenty of pop and you will be able to butter with ease.
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have u ever ridden any reverse cambered boards before
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