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shibby
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seriously
Jan 6 2007 11:09PM
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shibby
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God damn, everytime i make a thread it does that shit.........

anyways as is said, im seriously considering going back to snowboarding (or doing both) and i know the industry has changed alot. tons of new companies since i last did it, so im looking for some advice with gear.

im looking to do alot of park riding but something that can hold its own on the rest of the mountain aswell. some tips for boots and bindings would help too. thanks.
Jan 6 2007 11:12PM
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ndrwchrst37
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k2 world wide weapon for smooth buttery rail jibby ness and a narly park exsperiance but lacking on the slopes


something like the burton air or K2 darkstar or any other freeride all mountain board for a more even park/all mountain exsperiance

burton park boot is as it says a great park boot for cheap


bindings umm anything but flow bindings burton cartels are popular i have the rome 390s and love them

Jan 7 2007 10:34AM
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-Schmitty-
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burton park boot... do u mean dc park boot
thats what i have they are amazing
Jan 7 2007 11:23AM
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Prorider2themax
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get a jib board they are by far the most fun on almost everything
Jan 7 2007 3:15PM
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akerbacker
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ya burton is sick, and jib boards. get a dominant or seven or twin. there all gang
Jan 7 2007 5:33PM
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860
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I have a capita stairmaster and it rides really well in the park, its a little hard on all mountain if its slushy though. Other than that its a great board
Jan 7 2007 7:04PM
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cracko
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32...best boots i have owned.
Jan 7 2007 9:29PM
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Geoff.
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bindings, go for drake or technine. i got drake mikey leblancs for 50 bucks
Jan 8 2007 6:07PM
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big+white
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board=stepchild ..anyone
boots=shaun white pro models
technine bindings
Jan 8 2007 8:12PM
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cracko
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well its pretty obvious that anyones going to tell you that their setup is ill-gnar-sicktastic, you can take some suggestions but see what you really think works for you. maybe read some transworld reviews too.
Jan 8 2007 8:42PM
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bigmtn4ever
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for sure! they kinda go fast, but thats what warranty is for. and i think nitro makes some good all around park boards, theyre kinda stiff if ur gonna be buttering around....... one of my friends has a rome board that is really flexy if thats what ur looking for tho....... and as far as bindings, as much as i hate burton, i like how theyre bindings feel, but theyre not made real well..... ride, k2, and raiden bindings arent bad either, and one of my friends has a pair of union bindings, that have bushings them to allow the board to flex and keep it from breaking at the edge of youre binding..... which would be nice if u want your board to last.
Jan 9 2007 1:11AM
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=Worf=
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important questions, before anyone should just throught out gear ideas to you. boot size? height? and weight? please answer and i can give you some specific relivant reviews.
Jan 9 2007 12:13PM
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wAy2sTeEzY4u
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id try something like this

board: rome (any of them, maybe an agent)
bindings: technine mfm pros or one of those models
boots: 32 makes great shit
Jan 10 2007 6:04PM
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Prorider2themax
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i heard 32 shizz falls apart super easy. anyone had any experience?
Jan 10 2007 7:26PM
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=Worf=
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how can you suggest anything with out knowing anything about the kid
Jan 11 2007 9:49AM
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cracko
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good call.
Jan 11 2007 12:32PM
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bigmtn4ever
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yeah, but theyre light and comfy, and ive already gotten 2 pairs free from warranty
Jan 12 2007 12:45AM
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=Worf=
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yea thats great but wouldnt you rather just have a pair that last instead of dealing with sending them back all the time.
Jan 12 2007 10:35AM
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Abes2009
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Rome boards, forum bindings, and dc, 32 or burton boots are the way to go
Jan 12 2007 6:01PM
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wAy2sTeEzY4u
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just suggesting quality companies
Jan 12 2007 6:09PM
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cracko
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ive never had problems...what have you heard?
Jan 12 2007 6:16PM
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bigmtn4ever
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yeah but its kind of nice, i get to wear them for a year, and then at the end of the year i sent them in and they send me the next years model....
Jan 13 2007 1:15AM
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