Spring Break Trip

[blind]

Every year my family, or myself and my dad with some friends go out west to the rockies and go skiiing, but I've been boarding since I was 9. The past two years I really haven't cared about renting, since I outgrew my old board, but this year my dad said I could get a new board and bindings, etc. Since I don't snowboard as much as you guys like Spencer and stuff, I'd like some suggestions on some boards.

Besides that, I love these trips. Gonna try and learn some new tricks this year :)

[BoArDeR420]

dude get a M3, forum, or burton. if u go with burton get the "dominant slick" board. it edges are raised to almost completely eliminate hangups on rails. god i wish i wouldve gotten that board. hang ups suck ***hole.



PS- if i were u, id stay away from K2. they are a ski company who should stick to skiing and blading. they also own the company Ride so stay away from thos

[mikejl29]

K2's are amazing. My Zepplin is great and the edges on it are better than any I have ever had. Some people sideslip and carefully go over ice patches, hell, I carve right through the ice. It has extra carbon inserts in the tail and nose for a shitload of pop off of just about anything and the flex is great. If I were going to suggest something to stay away from, it would be Nidecker, Solomon, or Lamar.

[snowboarder]

It depends if you plan snowboarding a lot or just one week a year. If it's not that often (once a year), I suggest K2 or Option, since they're good quality boards and not that expensive. I've had a K2 spitfire wide for like 3 years now, and it still kicks my friend's brand new Forum. If it's a long term board and you're willing to put money on it, go for M3 or Burton.

[blind]

It's just a week, once or twice every year. Thanks for the suggestions guys, I'll look 'em up.

[Ramp]