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Weekend Snowboards Lodge Series Snowboard - Men's - 2009
Crafted and numbered by hand in the yeti-filled mountains of Austria, the Weekend Men’s Lodge Series Snowboard has finally outsmarted the missing links and is dying to spin you through the park.
- Steve Nazar, the OG of action-sports graphic design( think Thrilla Gorilla and original Nintendo games) created a cartoon masterpiece—different scenes on each length
- Tip-to-tail wood core delivers superior snap and a smooth flex for your riding pleasure
- Triaxial fiberglass enhances the natural flex of the core—ensuring that the smooth flex is consistent and that the pop is more predictable
- Kevlar reinforcements take a beating so your board doesn’t have to suffer as much—leading to a longer life for your board and a beautiful birds-signing-everywhere relationship
- Structurn sintered base material gets you up to speed quickly so you can avoid painful knuckles
Bottom Line: New school performance coated in old school flava’.
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Hey everyone I just bought the 155 weekend lodge, what binding
Hey everyone I just bought the 155 weekend lodge, what binding would you suggest ive been riding for 5 years and im great, im looking at the gold 390's, but how are the 390's for free ridiing?
By: soc3673542
January 9, 2011
dude if i was u if u havnt gotten any then get like union forces or the flites i have flites and the are great for park and thats like all i ride but they are also good for just riding around and they are very lite
By: jacob
April 11, 2011
Or they could be experienced riders who've charged on the same gear. I ride Rome 390's, either those or the Ride Delta MVMT's would be pretty perfect bindings for an all mountain freestyle oriented board. Soft and forgiving enough to rock the park, and just enough response to kill it through the pow run on the way there.
By: Joe Iacono
January 25, 2011
I got some unions on mine and theyre pretty legit. But pretty much most bindings are gonna be legit I think? Just look for something a little more stiff if youre more a free rider instead of a park rider. its all personal opinion but in the end I dont think it does too much difference.
By: Warwick
January 11, 2011
go to your nearest local shop and ask them....they are the pros any answer here could be from a random kook
By: dave
January 10, 2011
go to your nearest local shop and ask them....they are the pros any answer here could be from a random kook
By: dave
January 10, 2011
this board is LEGIT
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whistler rider
November 21, 2010
this board is great for everything from park to chutes to just straight ripping. this board kills it every where. has an exremely fast base on this deck, was just boosting this weekend. super stable board at speed, jibs like a king, and i can boost massive jumps on this board without hesitation. i went from a skate banana to this, best decision i have ever made. now i ride this board for more park stuff and hard pack. if ur wanting a board for more all mtn then id obviously get the bigger size, im riding a 153 which is perfect for park but as i said get the bigger size for more all round riding.
well seeing that heikki and eddie both quit super legit sponsers
well seeing that heikki and eddie both quit super legit sponsers to ride for weekend, im pretty interested. are these worth my time or should i stick to my salvatore sanchez and horrorscope fk.
thanks guys
By: bailey miller
October 4, 2010
this board is legit. i have one, funnest, best board ever. it may not be rockerd but w.e. i had a skate banana and then got this, way more fun in my opinion. get it and its well worth the dough. its flex is just perfect for all round shredding, i jib, boost and drop cliffs on my 153 and love it. for backcountry i got another deck but this board is basicaly a do it all. weekend boards are a new fresh brand that make extremely good boards. i meant they got eddie wall and heikki sorsa riding for them.
By: whistler rider
November 21, 2010
this board is legit. i have one, funnest, best board ever. it may not be rockerd but w.e. i had a skate banana and then got this, way more fun in my opinion. get it and its well worth the dough. its flex is just perfect for all round shredding, i jib, boost and drop cliffs on my 153 and love it. for backcountry i got another deck but this board is basicaly a do it all. weekend boards are a new fresh brand that make extremely good boards. i meant they got eddie wall and heikki sorsa riding for them.
By: whistler rider
November 21, 2010
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 153cm, 155cm, 157cm
- Shape:
- Twin
- Flex:
- Medium
- Camber:
- Regular
- Effective Edge:
- [157cm] 1230mm
- Waist Width:
- [157cm] 254mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [157cm] 8.3m
- Stance Setback:
- Centered
- Core:
- Wood
- Base:
- Sintered
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [153cm] 134-165lb; [155cm] 154-193lb; [157cm] 165-209lb
- Recommended Use:
- Freestyle
4 Comments Last Comment: January 11, 2011 by: Warwick
By: Warwick
January 11, 2011
wish it was a tiny bit softer, always makes the rail side of riding a lot more fun but too late now! Gonna have to get used to this now. Turn me more into a jump junkie
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By: libtechy
January 10, 2011
yes. any midflex + muscle + effort = press
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By: whistler rider
January 5, 2011
indeed my good sir. the stiffness is comparable to the stair master extreme so its in the middle. personally i like a stiffer board so yah i love it. but if ALL u do is presses and jibs id go with something softer like a rome artifact but then u lose ability to huck the shit out of your ass. your decision
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By: warwick
December 9, 2010
how soft is this board? still able to do presses n such?
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