Skiboards for jibing

[Shuher]

Hi! With Great Respect to all Skiborders from Russia... Yes in our country we scates too... And i come to you with one questions... What skibords you advise me to buy for jibing, air etc.

[Greco]

how tall are you?

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[Shuher]

About 180-190 i didn`t measure height for a long time.... Now i skate on K2 and i learn the nuts and bolts on it... but wont some thing better....

[Greco]

well if you're at least 5'6" i'd say get the revel8's. they just came out and they are awesome. when i designed them i incorporated all my favorite design elements from previous skiboards i've loved and they turned out just as planned, a great all mountain board that's better in the park than anything.

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[Shuher]

nice nice.,... and what do you say about SnowJAm`s?

[Shuher]

105 for me its toooooo big... i want some thing about 80....and what you think about it?

[Greco]

we have two around 80. snowjam 75's or snowjam 90's. both are really good boards, snowjam makes quality stuff. if you want more of a skate feel go with the 75's. if you want more stability while going fast and carving and more surface area when you land and ride powder then the 90's.

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[Shuher]

Big BIG Thks I`ll think... Fuck in Russia we have no Skibords Shops and i`ll buy skibords in your magazine...

[Greco]

you're welcome. and don't feel bad, there are practically no ski shops in the world that sell quality skiboards.

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[hugoshi]

G you designed the revel 8's? is revel 8 your company or were you just helpin them out

how stiff are they compared to the canon heritages and spruce flyers?

[Greco]

i just did an interview with sbmag, it's posted now...

http://www.skiboardmagazine.com/


i think the revolts are inbetween the heritage and flyer in flex.


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