The Top 5 All Mountain Freestyle Snowboards of 2023-2024
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Welcome to Top 5's where your host decides what their top 5 picks are. You might agree with them, you might disagree with them, but the fact of the matter is you're watching them. In this episode Avran breaks down the Top 5 All Mountain Freestyle Snowboards of 2024.
5. Amplid Singular: bit.ly/3otfIF9
5. Amplid Singular: bit.ly/3eYCN1t
4. Wired Directive: shorturl.at/dHIK3
3. Lib Tech TRS: bit.ly/3L4qJsr
3. Lib Tech TRS: bit.ly/3Er83zq
2. Ride Shadowban: bit.ly/3PowW56
2. Ride Shadowban: bit.ly/3sEf6lN
2. Ride Shadowban: amzn.to/3R8fhjx
2. Ride Shadowban: bit.ly/3Pn6qcy
1. Spring Break Resort Twin: bit.ly/45BM5pA
1. Spring Break Resort Twin: bit.ly/45ysp5O
Honorable Mentions:
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Thanks for your review on these boards! It really helped me pick my new board for this season. KOOKS ONLY...no locals!! Super stoked to rip the mountain with my new 156 SB Resort Twin!
I definitely agree that the shadowban is an easy board to like. Ride/K2 have produced a lot of great new boards in the past few years
This video answered my question left on another one of your videos. Which btw they are great. Short and to the point. So sick of these 20 minute videos talking about nothing. Thanks my dude!
I was looking to get GNU GWO or YES standard/Jackpot for an all-around board, after your review I'm actually considering getting the wired directive.
Jones mountain twin first good board I ever had and definitely brought my skills up a notch. In Europe here and Do recommend.
so im trying to choose between the amplid singular and ride shadowban. Im an “advanced” snowboarder and i ride on the slopes mostly and love some off piste and small jumps/ tricks. Im 6”2 and 175lbs. Which one would you recommend and what size? Im thinking 161 or should i go smaller.
Great videos, Great insight, Thanks
The Shadowban is the first board I've had that I wanted to ride every day, did ride almost every day, and still want to ride every day. Paired with Katanas. Top sheet is nicked up pretty bad but I'll be on this thing until it claps.
Aggressive rider, capita fan, already have a Bsod and a Kazu, just bought the Resort twin after your reviews for a fun board with my teens, just hope I'll like it as Im in love with the look of it !
Just be aware it's going to be softer than both of those decks.
Hey avran. Just want to say the quality of your videos went way up. Nice.
Dear Avran, do you have links for affiliates that would ship the Spring break to east EU? Unlucky but EVO does not
Hey man, always love your videos. Probably you heard this question more than once, but what do you think is the SB resort twin right size between 156 and 158? I’m 178cm/82kg/US10.5
Just worried 156 will feel too soft. Thanks in advance!
Then get the 58
I bought a 23/24 Shadowban from your previous Shadownban reviews. Love it, I'm an advanced begginer/or intermediate rider, it makes me feel like I've got authority.
Well you're the expert here.
which board ?
As always awesome. Thanks.
I rode the 2023 Ride Shadowban last year on your recommendation and absolutely loved it. A brilliant board. The only issue is that I could only get a 154cm - which given I'm 63kg and short - was a touch big for me. So post season, I took the option to sell it for just a bit less than I paid for it!
On the back of I was wondering if you would recommend a 151cm Shadowban or a 154cm Resort Twin? I saw that the recommended weight range for the 154 Resort Twin is more like the 151cm Shadowban (rather than the 154cm version).
51 Shadowban.
@@AngrySnowboarder thank you so much!!! Love the brilliant work.
Just picked up my second board (shadowban) through your affiliate links. Bought the BSOD last year but needed something a little more playful and forgiving while riding with my young kids. Thanks for being angry, angry!
Would you size down on the Resort Twin for park/groomers? Noticed the effective edge is pretty long on it. For example 1196mm on the 154
You can.
Hey angry what’s your favourite asym all mountain twin of 24? I’m looking at going for benchwarmer 57wide but interested if you’ve got any other options other than the greats?
Gamma APX
I just bought a custom graphic one of one wired directive. So cool you can kinda build your own custom pro model now. It’s snowing and it’s almost that time. Woot woot.
Love the reviews!: I’m having a hard time choosing. Riding style/area is Midwest choppy/icy snow. Groomers, hard carves, side hits, butters and a little park. Occasional trips out west, but not to justify needing a board for pow. Which deck would you go with in my situation? Id consider myself an advanced rider.
Also board size for 5’10, 195lbs 12 boot. THANKS ANGRY!
5 great boards on this list, take your pick.
@@AngrySnowboarder😆
Hey Angry would you recommend the Stratas or the Ultras for the resort twin, or if you have a better binding rec. Thanks!
Forces.
How's the Shadowban vs Resort Twin in POW? Looking for just a 1 board quiver. Would the Shadowban be slightly better in POW due it being a directional twin?
Shadowban is a little stiffer so it also helps in the steeps. But you're right with the directional twin being slightly better as well.
I rode TRS for 12 years (x3 boards) my last one is 8 years old (time off due to knee injury) I loved them, they seem to have got stiffer and the camber profile has changed. Switched to Mercury, partly due to Angry´s reviews and fancied some diversity in my life, took some time to get into with the full camber, but find it most excellent now....could be tempted to go back to TRS as i loved those boards. Mind you still have my old TRS which has still got some days left in it. I am a rad dad, but dont think much of buttering...more soul riding :)
I have a Wired Devun Walsh Directive pro model board. Absolutely love it. Stable as hell and stiff.
I really like my busted up 168W krypto magtec. I want at least as long with similar ride feel. Sad that the mew XV is ruined. Was looking forward to a 172w or 174w magnatraction
Hey, great review. Can someone tell me what the board mounted on the wall to the right at the end of the review is?
Nidecker Alpha apx
Hey Angry, binding recommendations for the spring break? Would union ultra be a good one?
It's a little soft in my opinion, it'll work, but I'd bump up to the new Force for optimal riding on it.
Would you suggest the Shadowban for an intermediate rider whose looking for a do it all board on the softer side that's also good for progressing in the park?
No.
What’s softer/ more forgiving, the Amplid Singular or K2 Passport? Looking for a mellower all mountain freeride board to cruise with the kiddos.
They're about equal.
Dealer’s choice. Thanks!
Adding to the tiki budget.
Bindings you'd recommend for the Resort Twin? Just ordered one!
i was thinking katanas or forces. or the c6
i’m looking for a board that will do well all mountain but i spend a lot of time in the park too. i’m looking at the shadowban but it’s directional which kind of makes me not want it. any suggestions?
Oh no one cm of setback will make it impossible to ride park. Heaven forbid you actually develop skills to not be a bitch. Go ride and be a man!
Hey Angry thanks for the great content! I'm looking for a new board and thinking between K2 Passport 63 and Lib Tech TRS 62.I'm 6' about 240Lbs with 25years of experience mostly riding small hills in Finland.Currently I'm learning how to butter better, love some bombing on groomers and through Chunder, small jumps in the park and when ever i can I'm trying to find side hits and pow (that is rarely deep here). Currently I have Salomon Powdersnake 2013 which is powrocker and wish to go back to camber action. Biggest differences between Passport and TRS? Which one should I pick? Thanks.
TRS is noticeably more stiff and damp compared to the Passport. TRS has Magnetraction so more edge hold on ice. Camber profiles are going to be completely different too.
@@AngrySnowboarder Thank you! its a hard call without actually getting to test the boards. I have ridden similar camber profile as passport which felt nice, but I'm intrigued about the C3 and Magnetrac so still need to think about this and the finally just send it and hopefully what I pick will feel nice. Again thank you
Yooo Avran I built my quiver based on your reviews: mercury when I expect powder or feel like hard charging & sb resort twin when I wanna lay back or practice some tricks. Both with rome katana but with different config. Do you approve? Btw appreciate your efforts you are definitely the best reviewer!
Why do you want my validation?
I'm 6ft 1 and 200lbs ride goofy. Ride Bear Mountain in Cali. What size do you ride on the Spring Break and the Shadowban? Looking for something to crush the park with this year and both look like great options unless you are familiar with the park and recommend something else. Money isn't a problem! Rad Dad out!
To be honest if I lived/rode Bear I probably wouldn't do the Shadowban I'd go with the Resort Twin in a 56 for sure.
Hi Angry, a little bit off topic. Do you have any recommendation on jib/buttering board for 2023-2024? Capita seem to have stopped Scotty Stevens this year?
You could just get the Ultrafear.
@@AngrySnowboarder As always, thanks for the recommendation! Are you referring to the reverse chamber version? The intention is likely to be 7 to 3 buttering/flat ground trick over jibbing.
I’m torn between the amplid singular, the head EBI LYT or the arbor Shiloh. I’m an intermediate/advance rider. Looking for a all mountain board that does well in powder! The head ebi is new no reviews. What should I get? And could you do a review on the head ebi?
Better question does Head want to bother answering an email to send me one? Probably not, so that's not going to happen. Probably just want the Singular.
I’m sold on the Springbreak, thanks. I’m 5’10 athletic, 170 pounds. Would you recommend size 156 or 158?
56
Hi Avran, I love to carve a little from time to time, is this possible with Springbreak? Thanks.
God I hope so.
Hows the spring break resort twin going to preform in icy new england conditions? Really the hinge point on if i purchase this board or not.
Keep your edges sharp and you're fine.
What size SB Resort Twin do you recommend for 210lbs size 10.5 boots? 156 or 158?
I'd probably go 58.
Not what you want to hear, but what you need to hear. I love that 🤙
Hey Angry! Snowboarder from years ago looking to get back into it, Used to ride a 2007 Libtech TRS with some cartels. Been off the mountain for a while but here in Australia, the snow isn't great. Considering a Shadowban with some Union Force bindings to get back into it. I would say I was somewhere intermediate, could pop ollies, switch, love a big carve. I know It will take a while to get my bearings again haha
However can only get the 2025 Shadowban. Looking for a quiver of one, do it all, small jumps, hips, carves, some light park stuff here and there, rad millennial(not a dad, can't join the rad dad crew) stuff all over the mountain. I'm 5'7 and 195 lbs, 9-9.5 boot. Can get a 157. Thoughts on the 2025 Shadowban, force combo?
Get it and go shred.
Great list Avran. Could you tell me which one of those will do well with ice and still have good speed when the snow turns soft please?
All of them.
That Wired Directive is speaking to me. I’m currently on a 2019 Nitro T1 in 155W. Will the Directive 158W be stiffer and a bit more damp?
I love my T1, but I gained some weight. What was once my stiffer board is now a softer board and what once were my softer boards are noodles now lol
Short answer yes.
@@AngrySnowboarderhow heavy are you and what size did you demo?
Rob recommended a 162W, but even at 6’2” 185lbs I’ve never enjoyed long boards as much. A bit hesitant to go that big.
Most of my riding is small east coast resorts btw.
Hey Angry. From what i have seen, the resort twin looks like a scaled down powder twin. Is this correct? If not, what are the key differences? Thank!
Well for one it's narrower.
Is the personality and construction generally the same then? I understand the width difference.
Another dope video, I'm stoked for the season!
If you are wondering why your favorite rad dad board didn't make it, check out the list from last year. Some repeats, some top boards that didn't even make it on the list this year. Avran explains that there are 25ish or more boards that belong on this list, they are probably all sick. Pick one and enjoy the ride!
Awesome Videos Man! The Jones MT is calling me. I'm 6"1' 225lb roughly an 11 boot depending on the brand. Debating on the 163 for the weight or 162W for the boot size. Whats your thoughts? or am I splitting hairs
Get the 62w, more stability and float.
@AngrySnowboarder Thanks! With that, you think the 165w is unnecessary?
Angry- how’s the stability/chatter on the resort twin for rutted or bumpy terrain? Killing the knees or rolling over stuff decently?
Somewhere in the middle. Moderately stable but if really pushing through chop and chunder you'll start to feel it at the end of the day.
Hey Angry, what are your thoughts overall between the shadowban and standard uninc? Also which one would do better in pow (even though that’s not their strong suit)?
Shadowban has a little setback, but the Standard UnInc has more rocker in the nose. It's kind of a marginal difference.
Gotcha. If you had to pick, which board did you enjoy riding more and why?
@@wontongraphy well I own a Shadowban so...
Dear Mr Angry. 6'1" 167 lbs advanced/ 25 years. What size jones mtn twin would you rec? I'm feeling 159W to compliment a 3 board quiver. Looking for something to fit between stiff all mtn board and noodle like park board.
Do you need a wide? 59w seems kind of big for your weight too.
what do you think of the shadowban in a 160w for size 12 boots im like 190-200 lbs
Think exactly what was said in this video.
How does the resort twin differ from the indoor survival? Width?
Rides a little smoother.
Hey, did you ride the sb twin in a 58 or 60? Opinion? I'm leaning towards 60... I think.
56.
@@AngrySnowboarder oh damn... 58 is probably is then . Gracias!
@@voi907 I think they only had the 56 available when I asked for the 58.
Love the reviews. Wired directive or SB Resort Twin as a 1 quiver mostly cruising and chasing my kids (no park riding)…for a 5’ 11… 200lb size 10.5 boot… what size?
Wired Directive.
@@AngrySnowboarder
Cheers….157 assume? (Mostly will be hitting copper and a basin)
I'm 6'3" and about 175-185 size 10.5 boot looking at the Shadowban, would you recommend the 155, 160 or 164 wide variety on the board? I theorectically fit any of them on the weight front.
The Ride is about $200 cheaper on sale atm, assuming the Springbreak isn't THAT much better than the Shadowban?
Thanks!
Depends on what you want from the Shadowban performance-wise.
@@AngrySnowboarder All mountain, everything from double black chutes to lots of tree glades, nice carving sessions and natural features but very little time in the park.
Why don't you get an all mountain freeride board instead? Something with a little taper. Maybe a Jones Flagship or something in that category, it'll fit with what you're doing.
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks! I'll have a look at that as well, appreciate it
I want a board so I can press and butter with. But also park and carving??? It's all over I know. Just the all around snowboarder. Any suggestions?
There's 8 boards on this list, start there.
out of curiosity, how does TRS compare to Nitro Beast flex wise (longitudinal and torsional)?
It has a bit more flex in the tips but torsionally it's about the same. The bigger thing is as it's Mervin made it will break in faster than the Beast.
thank you!@@AngrySnowboarder
Gonna get the shadowban for my japan trip from your recommendation. 6’ 170lb US10 boots. 157/161 or 155w? Thanks Angry
I’d get a dedicated pow board for Japan but that’s me. Get the 57
Man, my boots are 10 and I’m 165 lbs, I want to improve speed on groomers and learn side hits, I don’t hit park for now, sometime we search short offpiste powder trails .I love Mercury and I found out Shadowban with you. What’s best? And size? 157?
Are you ever going to hit park?
Thoughts on the new mega merc and how it compares to the regular merc
It's like comparing a VW to a Porsche, they might have similar properties and a baseline, but we all know one of them is the performance vehicle.
i just bought the mercury i can’t wait
Any difference in construction between the 2023 Shadowban and 2024?
No.
Ride shadowban 75kg boots size 41 176 cm for all Mtn ride style what size to pick?
57
Hey Avran,
I’ve been riding the ride Twinpig in 157w for the last 5 seasons and I’ve been really happy with it but the board got softer und eventually got a small crack through it. I’m now looking for something similar but maybe a little more carving/speed orientated because the park isn’t as fun to me as I thought 😅. Are there some boards that fit my criteria? (Need the width because of my 12.5 shoe size)
Greetings from Germany
Going to have to look at some wides, but I'd give the Standard UnInc a look for sure.
Is the SB Twin Resort also great for buttering? Looking for a great do it all board that can handle carves well but is also well suited for buttering as I want to learn and focus more on buttering as well.
Can you butter? Yes, there you go. No? Time to learn.
Not yet but I’m starting to learn and want to progress in it. Currently riding a Yes Jackpot but think the full camber is not the best option to learn buttering as it’s not so forgiving and more catchy. My carving and switch riding goes well but want to learn butters to combine all this in my riding. So I thought this SB Resort Twin might be a better option to learn?
No! Learning to butter on that board is all 100% you. It's not that stiff but you're thinking its what's holding you back when in reality it's you. Go eat an edge once or twice you'll learn real quick. If I can learn on 12mm's of pure camber on a death plank made with stiff ass wood you can learn on that.
@@AngrySnowboarder Thx for your feedback Avran! Started snowboarding a year and a half ago snowboarding at age 43, dislocated my shoulder learning to carve but enjoying it so much I can't quit snowboarding. Just wanted to figure out which board would suit me best for learning to butter on combined with the experience I already have now. If you think I'll be fine on my Jackpot to learn buttering I'm gonna go for it on this board. I just thought a camrocker would be a lil more forgiving towards my learning curve concerning buttering. Cheers and thx again for the feedback. Much appreciated. 🤙
Thoughts on Resort Twin vs Indoor Survival?
Pretty interchangeable.
Could you please elaborate why the Mercury is “not quite there” yet? Just wondering what was better in the previous models since I didn’t get a chance to ride. Same applies for Mega merc?
Thanks 🙏
Go watch their reviews and see for yourself.
Really appreciate what you do! I am in a standoff between getting the spring break resort town vs the Capita mercury? What’s your opinion? I am an all mountain guy who dabbles in the park and loves side hits. Also will charge with my buddies once in a while. Go out west like twice a year (yes I’m an Ice Coaster) appreciate your help! Ps I’m pissed I couldn’t get my hands on a dance haul pro or I wouldn’t be writing this😂
Do you need a twin? No, then Mercury. Yes, then Resort Twin.
@@AngrySnowboarder I appreciate it. Sounds like mercury to me then. Have you had a chance to try the Dancehaul Pro LTD? Interested if you have an opinion between that and a mercury. If I could find one I think that may be the winner. The F1 car design is sweeet
It's just a stiffer Dancehaul which sits in a different category due to the shapig of the board.
I own both mercury for powder& hard charging days & sb resort twin for lay back & park days. I love them both! They overlap a bit but also can do what the other can do when the conditions/my mind changes!
is the SB resort twin just a new version of Capita Asymulator?
Minus the asym, basically.
Hey my man. Just picked up the Resort Twin with Unidon Force bindings at local shop. I’m 6’2” 200 lbs size 13 boot riding at +15/-15 and got the 160. Set down binding and boots on board to check hang and it seemed I’ll be ok.
You think I’ll be fine with width on this board with size 13 boots?
How wide is your stance?
23
The other board that I was looking at is a 158W GNU Riders Choice C2 which has a bit more width. Board mainly Mammoth and Bear. Just looking for a playful board to learn switch and buttering while still being able to carve down blues/blacks without too much chatter.
The RC is going to be softer and more in tune with what you're looking for.
@@AngrySnowboarder Last question because honestly I don't trust any of the other yahoos online. lol. Before I ask, I do watch all your videos but haven't been able to find a video specifically for big footed dudes such as myself. Could you give me a couple two board quiver recommendations for my size 13 boots being 6'2" 200lbs and I promise you wont hear from me for a while? lol. Thanks again. Love all your content.
Im buying a SB resort twin, I'm 200lbs, 5'11, US10.5, advanced rider. Due to this being a bit wider can I get away with a 156 (258mm WW) for park/all mtn you think? Not worried about max float, have a pow deck, thanks
Definitely doable.
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks, gonna send it
Obviously 2 very different boards, but what did you enjoy more, the Passport or the Resort Twin? Both seem like something I’ll enjoy. Like hard charging, tree riding, side hits, powder, and steep runs. Want to get in to riding switch more and freestyle on small hits, but haven’t done much as of now.
For that I'd do the Passport over the Resort Twin.
Are the ride deep fake and the k2 passport a similar board? Which one do you think charges harder?
They sit in the same category but the DeepFake is going to charge harder just due to its construction.
how would the spring break compare to the k2 hypnotist?
Softer in the tips and not as poppy off a jump.
Thoughts on Bataleon’s 3BT for rad dads? I like the idea of not catching an edge as easily… 😂
Plenty of reviews and explained videos on it.
I am in between Capita Mervury or the Lib Tech TRS and add GNU RC C3 as well to this confusion.
I really want to try magna traction because the resorts I usually go to is icy.
Also the magna traction might help me navigating steeper terrain by clawing to the snow better 🤔
Skill level will help you more than Magnetraction.
I've been interested in those boards too. Get one? Have a lib with with magna traction not sure I noticed much of it when I first got on it. Bought on the ice coast riding cannon mt which is like famous for ice.
@@eedom69 I ended up with a second hand GNU RC. This is the C2 camber profile with very small magne traction.
I can feel it is gripping the terrain more especially on an icy run and steeper run. compared to Burton Process that I prebiously borrowed from a friend or some Solomon rental board.
But, I do agree that improving my skill level is better than any magne traction.
Rad Dad Rules. Buying the SpringBreak. Perfect compliment to my OG Slush Slasher.
Come visit Cali this season Avran.
But it's all the way over there and I can see the resort from my bedroom window here.
Binding recommendation for the resort twin? Will the 158 handle a 210 lbr with 10 boots?
Should. Look at the Force, C8, Rome Katana.
Thanks again.
In your experience how is the ride shadowban superior to the jones MT?
Better ride all the way around.
Are we getting a full Resort Twin review?
Also, how is their Death Grip™ tech? Good on ice?
Yes. I honestly don't even notice it's there.
Wired Directive or Devun Walsh for chasing 7/4/2 yo. Any binding recommendations? Need something that’s not going to kill my knee and still have fun chasing kids.
Either, but the Directive is softer. I'd get the Bataleon Astro Asym or a Nitro Team.
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks for the recommendation. I’ll check out those 2.
Dang, my new Nidecker didnt hit the list. Maybe jump on the shadowban next season.
I bought a Singular 158 late last season. Only got 3 days on it but an awesome board!
full review on spring break resort twin ?
Yes
WHen you said it's not for everyone did you mean cause it's stiff? Got the TRS but didn't like it my first day at all. 2nd was a bit better and then on my 3rd went back to my old C2 banana magic and that felt all weird with a rocker in the middle. Thinking I am sticking with camber but not sure the TRS is for me. First impressions were it was way too stiff. Felt like a tank and not agile and I got all tossed around when hitting bumps. Decided I do like the camber and the posture it puts me in like a squat vs. the more upright position the C2 had me in. And maybe it could grow on me. But I think it's too stiff and the season is over and I will probably put it on ebay.
How does the singular twin compare to the singular?
I thought singular = allmnt
Singular twin = allmnt freestyle?
You can think whatever you want, it's your perception of reality.
@@AngrySnowboarder :D so how do they compare?
Last years Spring Break Powder Twin changed my season....SB's are such a dope line of boards
Only not many reviews
@@mikemolenaar8380 22/23 SB powder twin can handle the deepest of the deep while still being able to turn on a dime in trees, handle steep cliffsdrops and backcountry jumps. It has great hold
I’m sure it’s coming, but when are the top 5 beginner boards video dropping? Me and my daughter are looking to buy our first boards.
Magic 8 ball says "in the future".
The list just for me!
Anybody know how the ride shadowban compares to the ride zero
It's a directional twin with a completely different camber profile and shape.
Last year you seemed you were so up on the yes standard uninc. Did it fall off?
I had 58483848595 boards to choose from, don't read into it.
Between the doa and the resort twin what would be the best option?
Do you see the DOA on this list? That should fucking answer the question.
Bought DOA last year for the hell of it...rode it one day and sold it. Worst board ive ever owned. Floppy, catchy and cheap feeling...love capita but that thing sucks
Can the resort twin handle steep blacks ?
I just got it super happy with it just worried how it would preform on the top parts of the mountain. Understand if it’s not the best at it but will I survive 😅
Can you handle steep blacks?
Damn, sounds like I'm picking up a Resort Twin to go with my 22/23 BSOD. Still regret getting rid of my Asymulator, sounds like the Resort Twin is pretty close.
Minus the asym sidecut, yeah.
No mention of Yes Standard Uninc this year - Did they change it or are you putting it in a different category this season?
Or hear me out, this is a super stacked category and some decisions had to be made. It's Top 5 not top 25.
@@AngrySnowboarder just surprised cause of your comment on Patreon "If I owned one board this would be on my radar" i figured that would be enough to make this list but it must be hella stacked
and yeah, i bought it... seeking massive reassurance :D
@@switchwa You're going to be fine, go ride. I had over 50 boards on this list at one point, breaking it down to 8 is a chore in itself.
@@AngrySnowboarder Don't know how you do it man, that's massive. Appreciate you.
The spring break twin looks perfect, except I worry about the death grip. I rode my friends mercury and it seemed like the death grip made it super catchy at slow speeds setting up for a rail or on a cat track? I wonder if the difference in camber profiles might change the way the death grip feels on this board?
You won't notice it.
Thanks 🤙@@AngrySnowboarder
What size spring break should I pick up at 175 pounds
Capita SB Resort Twin Review anytime soon?
No, never going to happen.
@@AngrySnowboarderwhy not?
Has anyone ridden the SB Resort Twin and the DOA? Wondering how they compare, I've got the DOA from a few years ago, considering something different for this season.
I have. What year DOA?
@@AngrySnowboarder 2021 model. Capita website rates the SB Resort Twin as a bit more flexible, maybe a bit more fun for presses with the reverse camber in the nose/tail rather than flat?
SNOWBOARDING SEASON IS COMING.
*breathing heavily*
now this was a list for me... But I spent money on a pass. Can I coach surf ?
You can surf all the coaches you want.