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Burton Custom too much for a newbie?
Hey Guys,
I know you're probably sick of new guys asking questions about which board to buy, but it really is a confusing thrasher world out there. I'm new to snowboarding but have been skiing for 25 years (I've boarded 3 times on borrowed equipment). I have always bought top of the line ski equipment and never regretted it. I'm riding Mammoth mountain, and many of my boarder friends have recommended Burton. I've spent the past 5 days doing research on the net and have narrowed my choices down to a Burton Cruzer and a Burton Custom. I'm aware of the differences in quality, my only concern is that the Custom may not be forgiving enough for a newbie. I've read many glowing reviews about how forgiving the Cruzer is, but I don't want to be regretting buying it next season after "forgiving" is not that much of a concern. I'm planning on boarding at least 20 to 30 days this year. I'm 6'2" 210lbs, I'm looking at a board in the 160+ range. Any advice you can give would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Mark |
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