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Forum Manual ChillyDog Snowboard - 2010
Set your stance wide, drop ya pants low, tie the bandanna tight, and press the nose of the Forum Manual ChillyDog Snowboard so far you can smell the rail. This park board is Forum's most buttery-soft, rail-friendly, catch-free jib-stick for the guy who rides from open to close and then hits the street after that.
- ChillyDog with Pop profile offers a soft, buttery, and catch-free ride of continuous rocker with added boost outside the binding mounts
- Beveled Edges are ground to a 3-degree rise at the base so you can slide rails, boxes, logs, and skiers with ease
- True-twin shape lets you dish out equal portions of regular and switch shredding
- Poplar's light weight and forgiving flex makes it the ideal core-wood for freestyle
- Biax fiberglass laminate offers the most forgiving lateral and torsional flex for a soft, playful feel
Bottom Line: ChillyDog on a stick.
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Could I still use this for all mountain?I love riding park but
Could I still use this for all mountain?I love riding park but my friends get tired of it sometimes.And will it keep and edge at high speeds?
By: David O'Hara
May 19, 2011
Hey,
It's pretty noodly man. I wouldnt recommend it. With that said, if you're a pretty good boarder it won't matter what's attached to your feet, you can hang.
By: Josh Chapman
May 25, 2011
IM going between the ride kink. or the Forum chillydog. I ride
IM going between the ride kink. or the Forum chillydog. I ride mostly jumps. nothing really over 40ft. I do grinds also though, so i need a board thats gonna have enough flex to lock that tail press, and be able to hit corked 5's n not butter out. any oppinions?
By: Morgan
March 8, 2011
This is a great board and for the price it is crazy, Good board, great to jib on and great for jumping. Have fun with this.
By: Wooden Robots
March 8, 2011
great for the money
By:
tommy
January 13, 2011
I LOVE IT it has a great fell and so much fun to play around with it. its great for board press and rails and shit like that but it is great for jumps it is super for giving. i have laned super far back on tail and i still land it. just a great board for the money recommend for people how what to get in to park.
can i trust this board on decent sized kickers too?
can i trust this board on decent sized kickers too?
By: barndt
February 11, 2011
Yes you can. It is a soft board and is pretty flexible so make sure you land on the bolts.
By: Wooden Robots
February 12, 2011
Manual
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Wooden Robots
September 28, 2010
The Forum Manual is a great entry level park board. Great price for the tech. Forum added "POP" sections to the chillydog from last year. This gives a good amount of snap from the tip and the tail. The core is solid wood, durable and responsive. The Manual also has beveled edges, these are rail ready straight out of the package. The top sheet is textured to remind you of a grip tape. For the price, this deck is well worth it. Each deck will be just a bit different from the last, no two are alike. The Forum Manual.
i'm a pretty mid-level park rider on a budget, should i go
i'm a pretty mid-level park rider on a budget, should i go for the manual or wait for the youngblood to go down in price?
By: barndt
February 9, 2011
The manual is your jam for sure. This board is nice and cheap and is a great flexible park board.
By: Wooden Robots
February 10, 2011
forum manual
By: Patrick
November 12, 2010
hey im 158 and i love to hit some kicker but we only have some
hey im 158 and i love to hit some kicker but we only have some small jumps round here and i love to jib aswell is this board soft, and will the chillydog affect me on the jumps and should i get 136?
By: Rey Sowan
November 13, 2010
haha nonono im saying my height is 158 haha thanks
By: Rey Sowan
November 19, 2010
Ryan is on point.
By: Wooden Robots
November 15, 2010
You can ride Chilly dog a few cm smaller than your normal board... So if you are normally a 158 the 156 would be epic! Super fun to jump and jib on... You will not be bummed on how it jumps unless your hitting 70 footers than you may want a lil' stiffer board!
The board is a softer flex so your jibs will be locked in with minimal effort!
By: Four Horsemen
November 13, 2010
hey lyman crisler what do you know what bored i should use for
hey lyman crisler what do you know what bored i should use for both jibb and jumping i was leaning to the manual until i heard about the youngblood
By: Nick VanVuren
October 27, 2010
Go with the youngblood if you like to jump. The manual is a great jibbing board, but the Youngblood will hold up a lot better on bigger jumps. It is stiffer and has an upgraded core.
By: Wooden Robots
October 28, 2010
would you prefer a manual or a youngblood for someone who goes
would you prefer a manual or a youngblood for someone who goes to colorado for trips and likes the park and backcountry
By: Nick VanVuren
October 27, 2010
Destroyer or Youngblood for sure.
By: Wooden Robots
October 27, 2010
i heard from friends that this board snaps easily from its flex
i heard from friends that this board snaps easily from its flex is this true?
By: Nick VanVuren
October 27, 2010
well thats just not true this is a vary durable board. It is vary flexible board but i have never seen one break just from jibbing or landing from a kicker and i have hit 60 footers with it and landed tail heavy and it still didn't break...so no it does not break that easy.
By: ben3403783
October 27, 2010
It is a soft board made for entry level park riders. If you are going to use this as your jumping board You might want to jump up to the youngblood or destroyer. I use this deck as a jib board only.
By: Wooden Robots
October 27, 2010
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- twin
- Flex:
- soft (3 on Forum's 10-pt scale)
- Camber:
- ChillyDog w/ Pop
- Effective Edge:
- [150 cm ] 1194 mm
- Waist Width:
- [150 cm ] 246 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [150 cm ] 7.5 m
- Stance Width:
- [150 cm] 58 cm
- Stance Setback:
- centered
- Core:
- Popular (poplar)
- Base:
- FreeBase
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [150 cm] 140 - 200 lb
- Recommended Use:
- park, urban, jibbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 years
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