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Forum Scallywag Snowboard - 2010
Like a ship bobs freely on the open seas, Forum Scallywag Snowboard's rocker profile and snappy core satisfies any park-pirate's booty-chasing style. Because being a bad-boy isn't enough to convince the ladies to ride away with you, the Scallywag's soft yet poppy profile lets you show off why you're the dude the other guys either want to go away or join their band of roughnecks.
- ChillyDog with Pop profile offers a soft, buttery, and catch-free ride of continuous rocker with added boost outside the binding mounts
- Poplar's light weight and forgiving flex makes it the ideal core-wood for freestyle
- Swingers Club technology reduces the amount of material in the tip and tail to lower swing-weight
- Biax fiberglass laminate offers the most forgiving lateral and torsional flex for a soft, playful feel
Bottom Line: Sail into the hearts of the maidens on the Scallywag.
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What are some good bindings to go with this board? Mainly for
What are some good bindings to go with this board? Mainly for park
By: ReedH
July 19, 2011
forum faction bindings theyre super comfterable and great in the park
By: mcb4826619
August 8, 2011
Im 6'7 165, would the 151 be a good size for park and some
Im 6'7 165, would the 151 be a good size for park and some all mountain?
By: bobby rice
June 30, 2011
Yeah. Smaller boards spin faster, but suck in deep stuff. 151 is a good size.
By: Connor Paulson
July 15, 2011
My bad 5'7 lol
By: bobby rice
June 30, 2011
Top layer Graphic on 155
By: Luca Locascio
April 22, 2011
they should call this the scallyswag
By:
Luca Locascio
December 18, 2011
such a sick board i love youll love we all love it
im 87kg and 185 cm in height i am only a beginner just wondering
im 87kg and 185 cm in height i am only a beginner just wondering what size id be ive been told 158 but am still curious??
By: jon
June 21, 2011
Hi im about 5'7 and im thinking about getting the 151cm board.
Hi im about 5'7 and im thinking about getting the 151cm board. I weigh about 120lbs. Im usually in the park but sometimes i ride the mountain is it a good size for me? and also for boots i wear a size 9.5 should i get large bindings or medium bindings? thanks
By: Ryoma
June 4, 2011
A 151 should suit you just fine. For a Binding you should be a medium.
By: Wooden Robots
June 8, 2011
I'm 6'2" 165lbs and my powder board is a 160, and my fun board is a 154. it depends on the feel you like from the board. best way to get a feel for sizing is to demo/rent a board.
as for bindings sizing is really going to depend on the manufacture of both your boots and the binidings. they will vary greatly.
By: Tim Bohlken
June 8, 2011
Scallywag Logo
By: Luca Locascio
April 22, 2011
How much pop does this board have? And is pop important for a
How much pop does this board have? And is pop important for a park board?
By: Luca Locascio
April 9, 2011
Son this board has more pop than a pop tart. And yes POP is the key in riding park. So get your Scallywag on.
By: Wooden Robots
April 11, 2011
hay guys, i was deffitnally looking into getting this board,
hay guys, i was deffitnally looking into getting this board, the only problem is i dont know what size to get. i am 185 and i ride mostly park. can anyone help me out on what size to get? thanks.
By: B26
March 30, 2011
155cm. That will provide the stability and maneuverability that you'll need for a good all around park cruiser. The 158 is too much for park and the 151 would be sketch for anything other than strict jibbing.
By: Justin
March 30, 2011
Top layer
By: Luca Locascio
April 22, 2011
Scallywag
By:
Wooden Robots
September 27, 2010
The Forum Scallywag is much improved over last year. Forum has added Pop to their chillydog, as well as stiffening up the center of the deck a bit. It now has the snap and pop is was lacking last year.
The board is biax glass, wood core, and features swingers club. All the aspects you need in a great priced jib board. The scallywag is your board if you like the all mountain terrain. This board kills it everywhere. One ride and you will see why so many run this deck.
1 Comment Last Comment: April 1, 2011 by: Luca Locascio
By: Luca Locascio
April 1, 2011
is it a good in the park?
Hey will this board loop out on jumps? and is it still easy to
Hey will this board loop out on jumps? and is it still easy to press on boxes and rails?
By: Josh
March 26, 2011
Hey Josh,
Definitely easy to press on boxes and rails, no problems there. As for the jumps, I'm assuming you mean "wash out" where you have some forgiveness for under rotating, and yes it will.
By: Josh Chapman
March 29, 2011
sorry about the title this is throwaway
By: Luca Locascio
December 18, 2011
fun little edit check the channel for more videos with the board
Hi I was wondering if a 155 will hold my weight I am about 195lbs
Hi I was wondering if a 155 will hold my weight I am about 195lbs but currently hitting the gym to loose this winter weight and will be dow to about 180-185 soon and use a medium binding or would the 158 be better
By: Dave
February 21, 2011
i weigh about 180 ponds with a size 12 boot and i ride a 151 stepchild jp walker with a size L/XL binding
By: Joe
March 2, 2011
I would run the 158, it is not that big and you still will be able to shred the whole mountain.
By: Wooden Robots
February 21, 2011
Bottom
By: Luca Locascio
April 22, 2011
sorry the blue turned black
It also looks distoreted from my fisheye
Pop tart
By:
Luca Locascio
April 21, 2011
Ok so I just got this from Dogfunk and I already love it! It looks so sick! And whe I bounced around on the carpet it felt really soft and nice.
im about 5'10" - 6' and boot size 10.5 . i ride
im about 5'10" - 6' and boot size 10.5 . i ride mostly parks what size would be good for me ? and i would need large binding right?
By: Abe Martens
February 19, 2011
Yes run the large binding unless you have a slim boot. Bur A good size would be the 151 if you weigh around 160. I'm 6' and 165 lbs and runt he 151. This board is really fun, you will be stoked on it.
By: Wooden Robots
February 21, 2011
Im about your same size, but with size 11 boot. I ride a 151 for park and 156 for mountain. You will have to use a large binding.
By: mat3717960
February 20, 2011
Can this board handle some bigger jumps to or do i have to look
Can this board handle some bigger jumps to or do i have to look for an other board. Wich board then
By: Basmx
February 9, 2011
This board can handle anything you can. If you want to get a bit more durable deck then check out the youngblood, http://www.dogfunk.com/forum-youngblood-chillydog-snowboard
By: Wooden Robots
February 9, 2011
hey guys im about 5'1 170 is this ok for me or way to lo
hey guys im about 5'1 170 is this ok for me or way to long?
By: hap4496029
February 8, 2011
Not too long at all, Run the 155, unless you want a small park board then run the 151. This board is soo much fun
By: Wooden Robots
February 8, 2011
Jibtacular
By:
Matt
January 4, 2011
I love this board its awesome tons of pop, love the chillydog, will never go back to a camber board its awesome, and im always getting comments on how sick it looks, my forum faction miss match bindings make it look even nastyer....
By: circa93
February 5, 2011
dope
How does this board compare to the nitro sub zero?
How does this board compare to the nitro sub zero?
By: cailin101
February 8, 2011
I dont know much about the Nitro sub zero, but the scallywag has a continuous rocker with a thicker core right outside the bindings to give you more pop. It is a great consistent and predictable ride.
By: Wooden Robots
February 8, 2011
i'm about 5'8" and 135 lbs. what size would be the
i'm about 5'8" and 135 lbs. what size would be the best for me to have for a year or two?
By: Jake
February 5, 2011
The 151 is your jam for sure. The scallywag has a great shap and flex, the chillydog (reverse camber) is fun and predictable, it is a great ride.
By: Wooden Robots
February 6, 2011
I am 5'7 165lbs. Should I run the 151? I go all over, park,
I am 5'7 165lbs. Should I run the 151? I go all over, park, trees, etc.
By: win4477635
January 30, 2011
You can or even the 155. The 151 is legit, the reverse camber is going to make you think you will be on a bigger board. That is the size for you for sure.
By: Wooden Robots
January 31, 2011
NOODLE!
By:
Andrew
December 24, 2010
Okay I don't ride this board but I have to make a comment on the "4 out of 10 on Forum's soft scale"
I would give it a 1/10. I strapped into by buddies scallywag the otherday (no homo) and it's just a complete noodle, funnest board ever though no doubt, limitless flex.
hi...i would like to know wich board is better for medium kickers
hi...i would like to know wich board is better for medium kickers between the yioungblood chillydog and the scallywag..wich one board weighs more..i use the board manly for kickers and for some boxes and rails..everyone told me taht the scally would do the job better but i wanted to have some other advise...
By: Massi
January 24, 2011
both are pretty soft boards...but i would have to agree that the scallywag would handle medium kickers better... just try not to land in the backseat
By: Eric D.
January 24, 2011
im 5'6 135 pounds i ride park but also powder when ever i
im 5'6 135 pounds i ride park but also powder when ever i can. What board should i use??? also around 300
By: BHb4461219
January 22, 2011
Run the 151, this board is great for all over the mountain. You will love this board. Well worth the extra 50 dollars. The core will last a lot longer than a 300 board. But if you don't have the budget run the manual, http://www.dogfunk.com/forum-manual-chillydog-snowboard
By: Wooden Robots
January 23, 2011
Is a 151 Scallywag too big for a 5'4" <115lb.
Is a 151 Scallywag too big for a 5'4" <115lb. male?
By: Billy
January 22, 2011
hey man the scallywag in a 151 is deff possible for u to ride but depending on what ur gonna be doing there are better boards out there. if ur into rails a small board would be a wise decision. but if ur gonna be hitting rails and some SMALL jumps a little bigger board could be wise. hope i helped mann
By: Eric D.
January 22, 2011
wondering if i should get this board is it too soft im not great
wondering if i should get this board is it too soft im not great at snowboarding about intermediate wondering if ill have to change my way of snowboarding to ride this board when im transitioning from a stiff board will it be a big change?
By: tom
January 19, 2011
will this board handle good on jumps?
By: tom
February 14, 2011
If you are not that good at riding, a softer board is better for you anyway. The scallywag is not crazy soft, but is is not stiff by any means. The board is fun, the chillydog with pop core gives the board a predictable flex every time.
By: Wooden Robots
January 20, 2011
I'm 6'0, 195 lbs, the local shop guy told me to get
I'm 6'0, 195 lbs, the local shop guy told me to get the 155 Scallywag.
Is he right? I am concerned about my weight, not the length
By: Jeff
January 4, 2011
Run the 158 if you are concerned for your weight. If you only ride all mountain then run the 158. Good times for sure.
By: Wooden Robots
January 4, 2011
Yeah you'll be fine with that board. I'm your weight and my two boards are a 152 and a 156. A 155 will be good for you if you're riding park and cruising the mountain in a less aggressive and more freestlyish way. If you don't ride park then you don't want this board.
By: Justin
January 4, 2011
im 6'2 155 lbs and wear a size 10.5 boot. Would the 155 be
im 6'2 155 lbs and wear a size 10.5 boot. Would the 155 be about right for me? Also where is this board manufactured? im from canada so if its made in certain countries i dont have to pay duty :P
By: mik4410717
January 3, 2011
oh the board is made by Burton, most likely in China
By: dave
January 3, 2011
A 155 would be on the small side for someone your height unless you only plan to jib and ride park (and you don't plan to hit big kickers) The guy above is clueless. A good all around board for you should be more like a 158 so that you have enough effective edge to hold and faster speeds and to ride in all conditions...park, powder, and groomers. go to your local shop and talk to a shop guy i'm sure they will share the same info.
By: dave
January 3, 2011
Not sure where its made, but the 155 wold work well for an all around board, obviously shorter for jibs and longer for just riding and no park.
By: Justin
January 3, 2011
im 6"2, 165 lbs. gettin the scallywag 155 with rome 390
im 6"2, 165 lbs. gettin the scallywag 155 with rome 390 bosses. i wear burton hails size 10. confused if i should go for the s/m binds or l/xl, they say s/m is for US for 6-9 and l/xl for 9+. but i don’t want my boots to swim around in the binds
By: shred4breakfast
January 2, 2011
Is that rome sizing? If it is then go with the l/xl. Burton bindings run 8-10 for medium and 10+ for large and Forum bindings are the same.
By: Wooden Robots
January 3, 2011
Hey I am 5 feet 7 inches 150 pounds and my boot size is a 10
Hey I am 5 feet 7 inches 150 pounds and my boot size is a 10 should i get the 151 with flux TT30 Large bindings. or will my toes peak off the edges of the board?
By: Ike
December 4, 2010
Na, you should be fine with the 151. Duck your stance out a bit and you will be stoked. 15 and 15. Good times.
By: Wooden Robots
December 4, 2010
im about 5'9 5'10 180 should i cop the 155 or the 151
im about 5'9 5'10 180 should i cop the 155 or the 151 I ride park and just like to jib stuff im used to a smaller board but im not sure if the 151 would be too small
By: bob
December 1, 2010
The 155 is the right board for you. It will be big enough for powder and small enough for the park no problem. This board is legit and has a great predictable flex. You'll love it.
By: Wooden Robots
December 4, 2010
I ride a Rome Machine 154W and im pretty maxed out on the weight side and im only 6' 165lbs. All I really ride is park and the 154 suites me just perfect. With rocker boards you are able to ride something up to 5cm shorter than your average deck or 'deck that you should be using'. But I would go for the 155 just to be safe. You could ride the 151 seeing as it has 'chilli dog', but I dunno if the deck will hold your weight, spesh on pressed and landing off of kickers. Hope this helps bro
By: Kris McGregor
December 2, 2010
Whats it like outside of the park? hows it go in the pow?
Whats it like outside of the park? hows it go in the pow?
By: ryano
October 10, 2010
This board is epic i got to ride my friends for a week when i had to send my stepchild in on warranty and it is sick it handles great in deep pow even though it is a "park board" it can handle everything on the mountain form park to pow it will sherd all for sure
By: ben3403783
October 10, 2010
It's great. The scallywag is an all mountain killer. It has been stiffened up a bit to give you more response. You will be stoked on this for sure.
By: Wooden Robots
October 10, 2010
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- twin
- Flex:
- soft-medium (4 on Forum's 10-pt scale)
- Camber:
- Chillydog with Pop
- Effective Edge:
- [155 cm ] 1195 mm
- Waist Width:
- [155 cm ] 251 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [155 cm ] 7.5 m
- Stance Width:
- [155 cm] 56 cm
- Stance Setback:
- centered
- Core:
- Popular (poplar)
- Base:
- FreeBase
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [155 cm] 120 - 180 lb
- Recommended Use:
- park, all-mountain freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 years
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