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Forum Youngblood Chillydog Snowboard - 2010
Step on the Forum Youngblood Chillydog Snowboard and experience the funky-fresh flow of Chillydog Rocker w/Pop for yourself. This board shape combined with all the other park-specific tech will keep your head spinning all day long.
- Chillydog with Pop has all the stability, predictability, and forgiving feel of Forum’s continuous rocker with the added boost of Pop zones just outside of your stance—let the huge ollies flow like water
- Gnar core uses high-grade aspen for maximum strength without the expected weight. Constructed with Forum’s Grainbelt method, the core gets 10 times the normal compression strength of a normal core—this means you don’t have to hold back because you’re worried about snapping your deck
- Freebase material ensures you have enough speed to get super high, is easy to wax, and handles abuse that would have other base materials committed to a psych ward
- Biaxial laminates crisscross at 90 degree angles to give you a silky-smooth and forgiving flex—sexy, sexy, science
- Swingers Club tip and tail design shaves weight, allows for easier spins, and better float in the deepness
- Beveled edges show up tuned to your kinky desires-you’ll have to try hard to catch an edge
Bottom Line: Chili-cheese fries sold separately—sorry.
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I know the board is good for the park, but how does it handle
I know the board is good for the park, but how does it handle in pow, and groomed runs?
By: Frilot22
August 31, 2011
according to past reviews, this board can handle any terrain you put it in. whether it'd be trees or powder, it'll work out. As far as speed goes, some say it's incredibly stable, others not. So I guess if you're good at high speeds, this board is good at high speeds.
By: Matt
October 9, 2011
im about 5'10 and 170ish pounds would 156 be a good length?
im about 5'10 and 170ish pounds would 156 be a good length? Even if i want to mostly focus on park? im worried it might be a bit too big
By: kp
August 19, 2011
yes
By: chandler
August 20, 2011
Perfect for me
By:
jac3329990
March 17, 2011
I have been riding this board for the past two weeks and love it. I am 5'9'' 170 and ride the 154, it handles my weight and is stable at speeds. Powder has kept me out of the park and this board can handle any terrain I have rode so far.
Youngblood - Chillydog
By: Wooden Robots
September 7, 2010
Reverse camber with "POP" sections outside the bindings.
I'm 5 feet 9 inches and 125 lbs. I'm in the park 90%
I'm 5 feet 9 inches and 125 lbs. I'm in the park 90% of the time and do small-medium jumps and jibb a lot. Also I wear a 10.5 in boots but will probably be getting 11's this season. What size board do you think is right for me? I was think the 152 but would I need a wide? I use a duck foot stance at +15/-15 if that helps.
By: Grant H
August 9, 2011
you may want a wide. but a 152 is perfect
By: chandler
August 20, 2011
Im 5' 9" and 145 lbs what size board do u recommend
Im 5' 9" and 145 lbs what size board do u recommend if i mainly jibb but do a couple jumps?
By: Aaron
August 4, 2011
Probably 152-154 but some people like them shorter and some like them longer.
152 would be fine if you aren't growing and easier for jibs than the 154, but stable enough for jumps, but since it is on the softer side, it may not hold up to high speeds as well as the 154, but you said you were mainly doing jibs, so it should be fine for what you want.
I wouldn't recommend the 156 at 145lbs unless you were doing boarder cross or wanted to go really fast.
By: Amanda
August 5, 2011
please help
By:
kyle bron
March 1, 2011
I have size 12 boots and i was wondering if it would still be ok if i bought the 156?
I'm 6'1, weight 170 and shoe size 11-11.5, should I get
I'm 6'1, weight 170 and shoe size 11-11.5, should I get the 154 or 156?
By: Reinaldo
July 3, 2011
With a Size 11 shoe you are going to want to look for a Wide board. It is going to make your time on the hill that much more fun. Toe Drag = Danger. No one likes to catch an edge. If you upgrade to a Wide board you will have a million more times fun on the hill.. As for Size it's really just preference. This board is made in a wide 154 and 156.
By: Wooden Robots
July 6, 2011
Youngblood - Chillydog
By: Wooden Robots
September 7, 2010
Grainbelt, the angled sections are the grainblet
For the youngblood when will the 151's be available?
For the youngblood when will the 151's be available?
By: Austin
June 18, 2011
Hey Austin,
It came in a 152cm, not 151. We won't be getting anymore inventory on our snowboards until mid-August.
By: Josh Chapman
June 23, 2011
just started riding park. would you recommend this board to a
just started riding park. would you recommend this board to a beginner who wants to focus on park?
By: kp
June 18, 2011
This is your board. Go from the fun Box to the biggest Jump in the park. After you ride this board everyone will know your name. This board comes fully loaded with a bag full of tricks. #1 rule have fun and enjoy the shred.
By: Wooden Robots
June 28, 2011
Hey,
Yeah, this is a great park board that is very forgiving for beginners.
By: Josh Chapman
June 23, 2011
THIS board
By:
Sean
December 5, 2010
Fucking rules the mountain. So much pop and flexes like no other. Still holds a decent edge on steeper runs. Ladies will be all over your chillydog
I have a question about this board, in comparison to the neversummer
I have a question about this board, in comparison to the neversummer Evo. I know they're both pretty flexible boards but i'm looking into which is better for the money.
By: DoubleD32
May 11, 2011
Both are great boards. I cannot speak much for the EVO, but I have spent some good-time on this Young Blood and it is wicked fun! A great board for the money that is flexible yet responsive when need-be. The chilly dog rocker is really fun to ride... front-board like it ain't no thang!
By: Four Horsemen
May 12, 2011
So i have the new Burton Mission bindings, (non EST), and i was
So i have the new Burton Mission bindings, (non EST), and i was wondering if they will fit on this board?
By: DoubleD32
May 11, 2011
Yes, any new Burton bindings come with two sets of plates and and easy how to setup guide. Just use the plates designed for the 4 hole pattern which is what the Forum Chillydog will have
By: Jen Martin
May 11, 2011
im stuck between the youngblood and the manual. I go to North
im stuck between the youngblood and the manual. I go to North carolina mostly so its pretty icy, i go to the park a lot, i dont like rails to much though, more for jumping small to medium kickers. What do you think? im 5'8 and 128 pounds
By: Adrian Rivas
March 10, 2011
Youngblood is the best board. The Manual is pretty soft and the youngblood holds an edge better than the manual.
By: Wooden Robots
March 11, 2011
Youngblood
By:
Wooden Robots
September 7, 2010
The Forum Youngblood is a tried and true deck, used and loved by all. It is back for 2010 with improvements.
The main upgrade is POP in the core. Forum has added thicker cores right outside the binding zones. More snap and pop for your pleasure. Youngblood still has the Gnar core, with grainbelt technology, that gives you 10X the strength and durability.
The graphics of the Youngblood were inspired by AM Niko Cioffi. He is a crazy kid, and you can see by the graphics he came up with. We wanted to mix it up this year. The base is bight an poppy, it is roulette when getting a deck, you don't know which base you are going to get.
Let the good times roll, get your Youngblood and try to be the next Forum Team AM.
youngblood or scallywag? im 6'0 150lbs and i spend 70 percent
youngblood or scallywag?
im 6'0 150lbs and i spend 70 percent of my time at the park. im a jibster and currently ride a burton hero 154 which isnt cutting it.. what size should i get???
By: creekrydr
March 1, 2011
I would stick to the 154. This will be small enough to jib on and big enough when you want to take it through the trees. You could run the 152 but I think the 154 would be a better bet.
By: Wooden Robots
March 2, 2011
152 for sure it will fit you perfectly it will be nice and buttery for your jibbing and still be able to take it off smaller jump like 20- 40 feet, any bigger and it might get a little unstable and you could have trouble holding an edge on the bigger jumps... hope that helped
By: ben3403783
March 1, 2011
I need so advice, would it be smart to detune this board? I will
I need so advice, would it be smart to detune this board? I will use mostly for park, hitting rails, boxes and kickers, and doing some buttering.
By: Blazinnait
February 24, 2011
For sure, I take the edges off my park boards. New edges do not go well with Rails. Just know you will be a bit sketchy on super ice days.
By: Wooden Robots
February 24, 2011
Is the 2010 Burton Dominant better?
Is the 2010 Burton Dominant better?
By: L-Dogg McChicken :)
February 22, 2011
I would go with the youngblood. This board is legit, the core is super strong and durable. It withstands direct impacts, and rides really well. The continuous rocker offers a predictable ride every time you get on it. You will not be disappointed at all.
By: Wooden Robots
February 22, 2011
I want a park board and im about equal on rails and jumps.I do
I want a park board and im about equal on rails and jumps.I do them both and i was wondering if you think this board 148 or the 2010 Burton Dominant 146 would be better for me?
By: L-Dogg McChicken :)
February 21, 2011
Im 5ft3 101lbs and i wood have to run the 148 but my question was if you wood recomend this board or the 2010 burton Dominant for park i do smaller jumps and i want a flexabile board for presses
By: L-Dogg McChicken :)
February 22, 2011
This board is legit, you would be stoked on this board for sure. The 152 is the smallest size left in this but how much do you weigh. If you are around 140 to 160 you could run the 152
By: Wooden Robots
February 21, 2011
this board. OHMAN
By:
Stefen
January 18, 2011
the flex and pop is AMAZING. you will never catch an edge with board either. the price is worth it!
i'm a solid park level rider looking for a good park board
i'm a solid park level rider looking for a good park board that has good flex for jibbing but also will give me good stability for jumps. would you suggest this board or go up a step with the forum destroyer?
By: barndt
February 18, 2011
The destroyer is going to have the same rocker shape, but it has a better shape in the tip and tail that doesn't effect the performance of the board it just looks better. Anyway, the destroyer has carbon stringers in the tip and the tail to give you a bit more snap, and it has a nicer core and base. But both at great boards and will perform really well.
By: Wooden Robots
February 18, 2011
I am 5 ft3 and 101 lbs. Would the 148 be an ok board for me.Also
I am 5 ft3 and 101 lbs. Would the 148 be an ok board for me.Also is it good for presses.I want a board that is stiff enough for jumps but is still flexabile enough for pressing. Have any suggestions on other boards that wood be for me. Please get back to me
By: L-Dogg McChicken :)
February 16, 2011
Do you think the 2010 Burton Dominant 146 is a better choice for me?
By: L-Dogg McChicken :)
February 21, 2011
For sure it would be ok for you. Run it, this board is really fun. You will be stoke on it.
By: Wooden Robots
February 16, 2011
im 5' 8" (176 cm) and im around 160-170 lbs/pounds (70-80kg)
im 5' 8" (176 cm) and im around 160-170 lbs/pounds (70-80kg) and have freaksly small feet 7.5 men and i cant decide witch size to buy forum youndblood 148 or 152..
By: Benjamin
February 14, 2011
im much freestyle/park person little bit of pow and park.
By: Benjamin
February 14, 2011
152 if you like smaller boards or the 154. i'm 170 and run the 154, it works really well for me in the park.
By: Wooden Robots
February 14, 2011
how does the 148 handle higher speed??? I am looking mainly for
how does the 148 handle higher speed??? I am looking mainly for a park board that`s why I want to go with the 148 for easier manevuerability but need to know how does it perforom at higher speed if I choose to take it for a little ride, thx
By: Mark
February 11, 2011
I`m about 140 lbs....I was thinking about the 152 but I would rather go with the 148 since I really wanna mess around in the park and screw around the slopes with it, focus little more on the freestyle rather than riding....just need to know how does it handle in the park on the kickers and at higher speeds since when I ride with my friends I need a little speed to stay in range :P
By: Mark
February 11, 2011
How much do you weigh? I'm about 170 lbs and I can ride the 148 but it does get a little sketchy when straightling it. But it handles. I think you'll be fine or run the 152 if you are around my weight and that will be a perfect smaller park board.
By: Wooden Robots
February 11, 2011
The Youngblood
By:
Kole
January 6, 2011
This board is sick ! I would choose this board over any. perfect for the park and did suprsingly great in pow. I can ride this all day either its kickers or on rails its perfect
Canyons, UT
By: Duck
October 5, 2010
SHould i go with this or the salomon drift
SHould i go with this or the salomon drift
By: scc4494527
February 6, 2011
Youngblood for sure. The Youngblood has a much more consistent ride. The chillydog (reverse camber) is a continuous rocker from nose to tail, the shape is awesome the board is great. You will be stoked on this board for sure. Great shape, great graphic, solid board.
By: Wooden Robots
February 6, 2011
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
The scallywag is a softer board than the youngblood. If you like to jump, I would run the Youngblood. The core is better on the Youngblood and more durable.
By: Wooden Robots
January 24, 2011
Im 5'3 and 95lbs is the 148 an ok size for me?Is it to big?
Im 5'3 and 95lbs is the 148 an ok size for me?Is it to big? and what boards wood you recomend for me i likepark mostly but occasionally black diamonds and other trails
By: L-Dogg McChicken :)
January 13, 2011
Thanks any boards you would recomend i like all park and sometimess blacks
By: L-Dogg McChicken :)
January 16, 2011
The 148 is all good for you. This board will be able to handle anywhere you can take it. It is a park specific board but it will preform well in the backcountry as well. Plus it being chillydog will help it glide better in deeper snow.
By: Wooden Robots
January 14, 2011
Yessir i luckily got pink cut on the tip and tail, lil neon glow on the snow
By: Paul Mayer
January 19, 2011
Yes. There are 4 different options you could get. The base is a die-cut, this means that to save on money the bases are flip flopped.
By: Wooden Robots
January 4, 2011
The Youngblood
By:
Kole
January 6, 2011
This board is sick ! I would choose this board over any. perfect for the park and did suprsingly great in pow. I can ride this all day either its kickers or on rails its perfect
So as of now, I have a large crack in the nose of my 07/08 Burton
So as of now, I have a large crack in the nose of my 07/08 Burton Twin and I have always wanted a rocker board since they came out, i weigh 180 I'm 5'10 and boot size of 11.5. would this be a good board for me?
By: Patrick
January 1, 2011
Justin speaks the truth. The youngblood will be perfect for you. Great board.
By: Wooden Robots
January 2, 2011
Totally. You could ride anywhere in the 152-156 range depending on your park/riding preferences. I've also heard good things about the Burton Joystick and the Capita horrorscope which are both reverse camber. I reverse camber (I've found) is amazingly fun in the park and in pow, but still great just cruising groomers. I'd recommend the 154 or 156 though just cause you've got bigger feet. On both you'll get some overhang. You'll probably be fine, but for reference I have the same size feet and generally go for a waist width no narrower than 252mm. Good luck.
By: Justin
January 2, 2011
Just ordered this beat in a 154. im about 5'11 190 gona use
Just ordered this beat in a 154. im about 5'11 190 gona use it for park jibs and overall mountain cruisin. sound right?
By: EastCoast Livin
December 21, 2010
Yeah that sounds great. I'm the same weight as you and an inch shorter and I ride a 152 for everything except powder deeper than my knees, then I break out the 156.
By: Justin
January 2, 2011
I would have gotten the 156 but the 154 will work. Either size, and you'll be stoked. This board is so much fun.
By: Wooden Robots
December 21, 2010
Hi, i weight 165, Im 5'10 and i was looking for a new board
Hi, i weight 165, Im 5'10 and i was looking for a new board this winter. Im an intermediate rider and i was between the youngblood chillydog, double dog, or the skate banana. Im an all mountain rider, thanks!!
By: alb4332089
December 15, 2010
I would run the 156 double dog. That board is amazing. You get the floatability of the chillydog, but also the snap and pop from the camber underfoot. Great board. The 156 will be perfect for all conditions and areas of the mountain. Get it while you can. Once this board is sold out it is gone. It is a limited inventory.
By: Wooden Robots
December 17, 2010
5.8ft,about 185lbs,size11. looking for a board size that can
5.8ft,about 185lbs,size11. looking for a board size that can handle a little speed, but also jumps,presses etc. Previous board was a Eddie Wall 154, was wondering if the 152 can handle it or should I stick with the youngblood 154?
Cheers
By: Peter
December 6, 2010
It does depend on your riding style for sure, if you focus on jibbing, rails, boxes then the 152 would be fine, if jumps and powder is your preference then the 56 would be your best bet.
By: Wooden Robots
December 7, 2010
Technically, you would be better off with the 154. But in my opinion, you should take into acount your preferences and your riding ability. A size chart would tell me to run a 157, but I spend most of my time on a 150. So, if you would prefer to ride a 152, go for it...the board should still ride well and perform well for you. Have fun, this board is sick!
By: PDX HOOD
December 7, 2010
Chile Dawg
By:
Duck
October 5, 2010
Digger dogs, chilly dogs, who doesn't love a fine frank on the mountain? If your chillydog just isn't cuttin it for you, you best be puttin some steeze cheeze on it and make it a gourmet meal. This board pops, butters and makes the park feel like a walk in the... well, uh... park? Anywho, size down from your regular cambered board since its got the rocker and will ride longer than it actually is. Keep it short enough so you can 630 onto a rail (has anyone ever done that? hmm, dunno) and spin 1440's (again, dunno if it's been done, but go aheand and try) but keep it long enough that you're not gonna lose control because there's next to nothing under your bindings.
yada yada yada, I'm 5'11 and I've ridden the 154 and had a blast on it with my Dawg from Chile. Meow.
5'6 150 pounds...on the chub side. Would it be wrong to
5'6 150 pounds...on the chub side. Would it be wrong to get a 148?I prefer smaller boards since its easier to control than a 152. Will I be able to rock out on a 152 and control my tricks? Whatddya think?
By: rockingout
December 1, 2010
The 152 all the way. You will be stoked on the size, it is not too big at all. Great size and great board.
By: Wooden Robots
December 4, 2010
148 would be a good park board for you, but it would be very small if you ever plan to take it out of the park. the 152 would still be small enough to ride in the park, but you would get a little more stability on trails or pow or something. I would go with the 152, but its up to you.
By: bspinale
December 3, 2010
I was wondering since i wear a size 11 boot if the 152 will still
I was wondering since i wear a size 11 boot if the 152 will still be alright? i had a burton primo 152 and it worked good i just didnt now if this board isnt as wide.
By: HVryder01
November 30, 2010
It will work but I would size up the the 154 just to be safe, but the 152 would be fine if you ducked your feet out in the front and back.
By: Wooden Robots
December 4, 2010
This board sounds super sick, but i was wondering if its more
This board sounds super sick, but i was wondering if its more directed for rails or if i can hit big bangers with it too.since it has reverse camber and will be first rockered board
By: HVryder01
November 26, 2010
No it is built for all types of freestyle, rail, jumps, boxes anything you can thing of you can do on this deck. The reverse camber is a continuous rocker, this will give you a predictible flex every time. You will need a few runs to get used to the board and the way it rides, but after a couple runs you will be stoked.
By: Wooden Robots
November 27, 2010
I'm about 5'7 140-145 pounds, what size should I get
I'm about 5'7 140-145 pounds, what size should I get in this board?
By: jdog19
November 25, 2010
The 152 should be the right size. I'm assuming you may be growing, so this will work for this year as well as next.
By: Wooden Robots
November 26, 2010
im 5' 10" , around 195 and ride a size 12 boot. will
im 5' 10" , around 195 and ride a size 12 boot. will the 155 wide be a good pick for me?
By: virgil black
November 14, 2010
I'm assuming you want this to be your park deck. The youngblood is made for the park. Because of your weight I would go with the 159W. This will suit you better because the waist width is the widest Forum makes.
By: Wooden Robots
November 15, 2010
What size should I get? I'm 5'6" and weigh about
What size should I get? I'm 5'6" and weigh about 135
By: Sean
November 13, 2010
The 148 or 152. For your weight you can handle the 148. If you want this for your all mountain board then get the 152.
By: Wooden Robots
November 15, 2010
youngblood chilly dog, capita horrorscope, or capita ultrafear.
youngblood chilly dog, capita horrorscope, or capita ultrafear. Which one should I get and why?
By: Sean
November 13, 2010
Chilly Dog is so fun!!!
By: Four Horsemen
November 13, 2010
Capital is a great company, I got nothing bad to say about their boards. The Forum Youngblood is a great board because of the core that is used. It features Forum's Gnar Core, this has the GrainBelt technology. Check the picture below. Grainbelt tech gives the board 10X the strength and durability over a board that doesn't have it. The flex is great and consistent, durable fast base. A great board.
By: Wooden Robots
November 13, 2010
Should i get the 1.forum youngblood chilli or 2. the never summer
Should i get the 1.forum youngblood chilli or 2. the never summer evo i really cant decide need some advice or personal experience please!
Thanks
By: cro3801908
November 8, 2010
both of these boards are good. Some of the difference in the boards you will feel is that the Evo is a lot damper than the youngblood. This means the the deck is heavier than the youngblood. The chillydog has a continuous rocker shape and the Evo's is not, as far as I know their rocker is a bit different. In the Younglbood you get the grainbelt tech in the core, this gives the board 10X the strength and durability over a deck that does not have grainbelt. I am more partial to the Yongblood.
By: Wooden Robots
November 9, 2010
5'10, 145 lbs. I do jumps. what size do you guys think?
5'10, 145 lbs. I do jumps. what size do you guys think?
By: Stefen
October 29, 2010
149 for sure. Grip it and rip it. The Youngblood is soo much fun.
By: Wooden Robots
November 1, 2010
id go 149 because i ride a 153 and im 160lbs and do a good mix of jib and jump and its more toward the jib side because it is so soft and because your lighter then i am and you hit the jumps more 149 should be perfect..... hoped that helped
By: ben3403783
October 30, 2010
okay i do rails and jumps so ill go with the 152 and thank you
okay i do rails and jumps so ill go with the 152 and thank you this has helped a lot
By: nick vanvuren
October 29, 2010
Sounds good, you will be stoked.
By: Wooden Robots
October 29, 2010
Sounds good, you will be stoked.
By: Wooden Robots
October 29, 2010
You are 6' and weigh 137!??!?. That is awesome. The 148 could work, But I think you are better off riding the 152. If you don't jump then run the 148, if you do jump then the 152 would be good. It depends on your style of riding.
By: Wooden Robots
October 29, 2010
ok well id go as small as possible then i would say 148 in this board would be ok because it is a vary soft board that can still handle jumps it just a all around park killer so yea id go 148 in this board for sure.... hoped that helped
By: ben3403783
October 28, 2010
okay i am like 5'11 6 foot what size i buy for the youngblood
okay i am like 5'11 6 foot what size i buy for the youngblood chillydog?
By: Nick VanVuren
October 28, 2010
I weight 165, I run the 54 or the 56. Go off of that or tell us your weight.
By: Wooden Robots
October 29, 2010
What size you get is really based more on weight then height so how much do you weigh and i can do more to help you
By: ben3403783
October 28, 2010
Does this handle everything in the park? Or will i get fucked
Does this handle everything in the park? Or will i get fucked up on jumps?
By: Sean
October 27, 2010
No, you will be fine. The Youngblood is legit. If you want a deck a little more durable then check out the Destroyer. Both are sick and you will be good on both.
By: Wooden Robots
October 28, 2010
okay what about for more of an intermediate rider that cant do
okay what about for more of an intermediate rider that cant do crazy stuff but can do some stuff what board would you say?
By: Nick VanVuren
October 27, 2010
I think you are thinking about his way to much. The youngblood is a great board. If you ride the park and and powder, this board will be great. The core is durable, the base is durable, It looks sick and you will have a blast. Pull the trigger my man. I promise you will be stoked.
By: Wooden Robots
October 28, 2010
well i cant decide over a youngblood or a manual and suggest
well i cant decide over a youngblood or a manual and suggestions?
By: Nick VanVuren
October 27, 2010
Go with the yougblood. If you ride more than once or twice a month the manual will be too soft. Youngblood will hold up for you for sure.
By: Wooden Robots
October 27, 2010
id go with the young blood its a better board for all park, but the manual is more just for jibbing, so id go with the youngblood for sure
By: ben3403783
October 27, 2010
Yes it Kill it. Amazing board.
By: Wooden Robots
October 27, 2010
O HELL YEA this board is great for rails it has a reverse camber so the presses are super easy it is a great board for jibbing
By: ben3403783
October 27, 2010
O HELL YEA this board is great for rails it has a reverse camber so the presses are super easy it is a great board for jibbing
By: ben3403783
October 27, 2010
does this board have any type of catch free edge tech like b
does this board have any type of catch free edge tech like burtons
By: aid3986600
October 27, 2010
yes it does, The reverse camber keeps the contact points up off of the snow.
By: Wooden Robots
October 27, 2010
Does it have the same "surfy ride" as the skate banana?
Does it have the same "surfy ride" as the skate banana? I like that it's softer!
By: zerosid132107160
October 19, 2010
The Chillydog tech provides a super fun and catch free ride. The Chillydog feel is way looser than the skate banana. With the skate banana you have magna traction on edge, which I can really feel- especially on icier conditions and on hard pack. Chillydog is straight up rocker with traditional beveled edges. So overall, your ride will loose and catch free. This board is sick for sure.
By: PDX HOOD
December 13, 2010
How is this board compared to a skate banana? It seems like it
How is this board compared to a skate banana? It seems like it would ride the same but a bit softer? Im thinking about switching over from my skate banana
By: zerosid132107160
October 17, 2010
Who ever Ben is he knows what he's talking about. The grainbet tech in this deck gives crazy durability and response. You will not be disappointed with the Youngblood.
By: Wooden Robots
October 17, 2010
Its a bit softer but still has a ton of pop and can handle the pow just as well if not better then the skate banana its a solid park board that is extremely soft and super fun to jib with
By: ben3403783
October 17, 2010
Horrorscope FK or Youngblood chillydog?!?!?!?!?!? Help me ou
Horrorscope FK or Youngblood chillydog?!?!?!?!?!? Help me out
By: ap63
October 16, 2010
Both are great boards, but the yongblood is one of the best boards i've ridden. you will love this deck.
By: Wooden Robots
October 17, 2010
YOUNG BLOOD for sure i love this board for sure
By: ben3403783
October 16, 2010
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- twin
- Flex:
- medium-soft (4 on Forum's 10-pt scale)
- Camber:
- Chillydog rocker (reverse camber)
- Effective Edge:
- [154 cm ] 1195 cm
- Waist Width:
- [154 cm ] 24.9 cm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [154 cm ] 7.571 m
- Stance Width:
- [154 cm] 57.2 cm
- Stance Setback:
- centered
- Core:
- Gnar (wood)
- Base:
- Freebase (extruded)
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [148 cm] 80 - 130 lb; [152 cm] 95 - 165 lb; [154 cm] 115 - 190 lb; [156 cm] 125 - 185 lb
- Recommended Use:
- freestyle, park, urban, rails
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 years
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