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Donek Web Site, 2nd Board recommendation
Hey, it looks like Sean got the site updated with the new products.
Excellent! http://www.donek.com/ I'm in the market for a 2nd board. I have a 160 Incline now. I like it very much, but it doesn't do everything well for me. In particular, I find it to be not very maneuverable in the trees, and it sinks like a lead weight in powder. I'm 5'8", 155-160lbs, 9.5 boots. Flow bindings at this point. I mostly freeride, and there's not that much powder at my local hill, but plenty of trees. I'm just getting into the park some, but mainly just straight jumps. I don't ever see myself in the pipe, but who knows. I'm considering the Phoenix, but wonder if it is "all mountain" enough. Looks very soft, and I've never ridden a noodle board before. Would I be disappointed on the groomers and bumps? I'm also considering the 156 Wide, thinking it might be a little more maneuverable and should certainly float better when I need that. Do any of you (besides Sean!) actually have a Phoenix? Can you (including Sean!) compare it to a Wide? Thanks in advance! -- Robert |
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