Forum Holy Moly Snowboard - 2010

So this board is got tons of pop... For being a 5 on the scale of flex. I think its wrong, more like an 8.. I couldn't really get into this board. I couldn't press on it. It is really light & fast, just couldn't carve with it, it felt weird. So overall this board just wasn't for me. It maybe be for you, but not for me. That is why i'm giving it 4 stars, cuz I can't hate on it. Hope this helps.

So this board is got tons of pop... For being a 5 on the scale of flex. I think its wrong, more like an 8.. I couldn't really get into this board. I couldn't press on it. It is really light & fast, just couldn't carve with it, it felt weird. So overall this board just wasn't for me. It maybe be for you, but not for me. That is why i'm giving it 4 stars, cuz I can't hate on it. Hope this helps.

Forum's Holy Moly is my most favorite board I've ever ridden. This board is what a Hy-brid should be. Forum has made a camber board with all the forgiveness of a reverse camber shape.

The Holy Moly uses a new technology we call "Combo Platter" which raises the edge of the board underfoot 2 mm off of the snow. This gives the rider a loose forgiving feel, but the camber of the board keeps the deck snappy and responsive when you need it.

The Holy Moly has the lightest and fastest core Forum makes, We have also place "Booter Boosters" in the the tip and tail, these are carbon stingers running from the end inserts to the contact points. This board is a mazing, you will be so stoked.

I just want to start out by saying that I really like this board. I have the size 155 in blue. I got an amazing deal on it on ebay so I bought it. But after I bought it I was afraid I may have bought a crapstick due to a lot of sketchy reviews I read about it on different sites. I was kind of left hoping for the best but I'm actually really happy I got it.I went snowboarding for the first time last month using a bunch of borrowed gear, I wasn't sure what to expect but I picked it up pretty quickly. I did fall a bunch but I managed to spend most of my day on blues. I was using an old burton custom (size 152) from almost 10 years ago, with old bindings and old boots. I loved it so much that I invested in my own gear.I was kinda thinking it would help too because I'm 5'9" and I weigh 165 lbs so the board I was using was too small for me, and I could tell. It would get really squirrely and chattery at higher speeds and it never really felt stable.So like I said, I found this board for dirt cheap on ebay, couldn't miss out on the deal, but ended up being nervous. I used it this past weekendwith size 11.5 burton ruler boots and pair of burton cartels, and this thing was awesome. So many sites I went on had reviews saying this thing was a death trap, or that it was no fun to ride. I remember one site even mentioning that this wasn't a beginners board, and that its only for experienced riders that want a board to take off big kickers, but I really like it, and although I think that I picked up snowboarding a lot better than some people do, I am by no means a seasoned boarder.But that's just my 2 cents. I'm super comfortable on this thing, maybe it's just that I was using a board that wasn't properly sized for me the first time around. But don't get it twisted, there is a little bit of skepticism about this board on some reviews sites, it scared me into thinking I made a bad purchase, but I couldn't be happier. This thing is nice.