samedi 7 février 2015
Help me choose a Mervin!
Posted on 01:57 by Immigration
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Hello everyone. A quick background on myself... I grew up in Omaha, NE. I snowboarded about as much as someone from Omaha could growing up. I moved to Salt Lake City, Utah in June of 2014. I'm 6'1" and 185 pounds, athletic build, hockey player. Right now I ride a 2012 Ride Kink 159W with 2015 L/XL Union Contact Pro's and 2013 ThirtyTwo Lashed boots size 11.
Upon moving here I got an Epic Pass and ride Park City and Canyons as much as I can (love it). I (humbly) think I'm a pretty darn good rider for my first year living in the mountains. I ride everything from the backcountry off the 9990 lift at Canyons to the Neff Land park at PC.
I'm looking for a more all mountain "quiver killer". I hate how my kink washes out on anything hard pack/ice. I'm not looking for anything intended for crazy hard charging. Right now I'm leaning toward a Lib Tech TRS 159. Would I be okay with the standard width or go with the mid-wide? The standard width doesn't seem that much different than my Kink wide (nose, waist, tail in cm). I've also looked into the Attack Banana, T Rice, and Gnu Riders Choice. Please help me choose. Thank you all.
Upon moving here I got an Epic Pass and ride Park City and Canyons as much as I can (love it). I (humbly) think I'm a pretty darn good rider for my first year living in the mountains. I ride everything from the backcountry off the 9990 lift at Canyons to the Neff Land park at PC.
I'm looking for a more all mountain "quiver killer". I hate how my kink washes out on anything hard pack/ice. I'm not looking for anything intended for crazy hard charging. Right now I'm leaning toward a Lib Tech TRS 159. Would I be okay with the standard width or go with the mid-wide? The standard width doesn't seem that much different than my Kink wide (nose, waist, tail in cm). I've also looked into the Attack Banana, T Rice, and Gnu Riders Choice. Please help me choose. Thank you all.
Help me choose a Mervin!
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