First post: Apr 20, 2011
Total posts: 252
Location: Brum
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I agree, there is too much choice and most boards are reasonably good. Do they suit your style and level is the difficult question. I wonder sometimes whether it is down to the mood or the form on the day of demoing! I was quite close to choosing the Evil Twin. regarding The Evil Kers, I wasn't won over by the Kers technology which can only be assessed at higher speeds on the mountain but rather by the Flamba shape which made the board very manoeuvrable.
Anyway, as you say time to enjoy the board now...I'm going to Les Arcs on Saturday !
I think I'll keep demoing boards in the next few weeks for my own education.
_________________ Piste - park - pipe - pow, I love it all.
Last edited by dewei on Dec 25, 2011 - 07:41 PM; edited 1 time in total
touchtone
Post subject:Posted: Dec 25, 2011 - 07:11 PM
First post: Jan 02, 2011
Total posts: 110
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I think choosing a new board is harder than choosing a new car. Problem being the fridge is nothing like the mountain. I too am in the same annoying dilemma at the mo
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