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Yes. The Basic Snowboard - 2010
Your parents always said ‘Life’s simple pleasures are the best, yada, yada’ when they were telling you that you couldn’t have something you wanted. Damned if the folks at Yes. haven’t backed that old saw up with The Basic Snowboard, proving that you don’t need to weigh a board down with a ton of bells and whistles to create a great ride. Yes.’s groundbreaking introductory model is back for a second year of all-mountain fun, with a versatile twin shape and a cambered profile that can take on anything from backcountry lines to park boxes, and come back the next day for more. And while the Basic’s graphics may be nice and simple, the distinctive design and screaming colors will get you noticed—that is, if your riding hasn’t already done that.
- 161cm length features CamRock combination camber for extra float in deep snow
Bottom Line: Fun, pure and simple.
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this is probably the board that sounds perfect for me. its good
this is probably the board that sounds perfect for me. its good all over the mountain but sounds pretty good in the park. One question though. is it a heavy board?
By: chives
September 26, 2011
well im like 5'8 ish but i like riding smaller boards for
well im like 5'8 ish but i like riding smaller boards for park but what board would u suggest for me jchap or any one
By: jacob
April 11, 2011
It would be perfect if...
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Nyke
February 14, 2011
I got this board in 156 as replacement for my broken last year Yes. 158 (with CamRock).I can say this is for those who still like regular camber, but with a short effective edge.. so it's powerful, grippy and stable, but also forgiving. Tips are also a bit high (about 6cm) so it can handle some pow days with not too much stuff.Pop is great, take offs and landings are easy and stable. the flex is medium, so you can still press it with not too much effort.The only negative thing to say it's that is an heavy board.. heavier than my last year 158!It would be perfect for my style, but unfortunately it's too heavy.
I use it with 2011 Burton Restricted Cartel
thanks jchap do u think this is a good board for me or what
thanks jchap do u think this is a good board for me or what
By: jacob
April 3, 2011
Hey Jacob,
Yeah, this would be a good choice because its a mid-flex and reasonably priced. Not sure what size you need but you can get a K2 WWW right now for just about the same price too, look it up on Dogfunk.
By: Josh Chapman
April 8, 2011
does any one out there know if this board is soft for doing presses
does any one out there know if this board is soft for doing presses on rails
By: jacob
March 28, 2011
Hey Jacob,
Its not a super soft buttery type board but depending how aggressive you are and your skill level you can really press most anything. It's a medium stiffness so you should be just fine.
By: Josh Chapman
March 30, 2011
if am about 5 10 and i ride all park and a few jumps what size
if am about 5 10 and i ride all park and a few jumps what size board would you suggest?
By: dsbdb
February 9, 2011
i think the 149 if u are really into park because you know you want a smaller board to do nice presses on rails
By: jacob
March 28, 2011
24.6 cm
By: ben3403783
January 25, 2011
Would the 56 be wide enough for a size 12 boot?
Would the 56 be wide enough for a size 12 boot?
By: dirtyhead10
December 30, 2010
Hey,
You will have just a little bit of toe drag (Depending on your boots). The board I'm riding this year has a 252 waist width where this one is 251, I also wear a size 12 and it fits perfect. However, I purchased very low profile boots as well.
By: Josh Chapman
January 6, 2011
Does anyone know if they ship to Canada?
Does anyone know if they ship to Canada?
By: alee
December 4, 2010
Hey,
We do indeed ship to Canada. Unfortunately there are certain brands that do not allow us to ship their goods out of the U.S though. To view this list visit the link below:
https://sales.liveperson.net/hc/s-9551721/cmd/kbresource/kb-
By: Josh Chapman
December 6, 2010
How's the color on the 156? Did anyone ride it?
How's the color on the 156?
Did anyone ride it?
By: Nyke
November 15, 2010
Poop.
By: Kevin
March 29, 2011
ahahaha!
Man, you're in late...as you can see up here, I already own the 156 (in photo)and there's my review.
By: Nyke
March 29, 2011
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Shape:
- twin
- Flex:
- medium
- Camber:
- [149-158] regular cambered; [161] CamRock cambered/rocker combination
- Effective Edge:
- [156 cm ] 1140 mm
- Waist Width:
- [156 cm ] 251 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [156 cm ] 7.5
- Stance Width:
- [156 cm] 20.5 - 25.5 in
- Stance Setback:
- centered
- Core:
- Power Wood
- Base:
- Sintered 5000
- Recommended Use:
- park, pipe, all-mountain
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