Description
| The third version of the Revolt is the 2008 Revolt “City”. The Dave Cox Revolt “City” top sheet and base graphic are sure to turn heads and the legendary Revolt performance will keep ‘em turned with jaws gaping. The “City” includes the new carbon beam feature mentioned in the “Chicken” write up and all the carving you can handle. Ideal for intermediate to advanced riders who want it all while still maintaining a nimble skiboard feel. | |
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TeamRVL8 rider Dave Bloom riding various Revolt models |
Paul Bereskie –
These boards are the best skiboards I have ever ridden in my life. First off the look of them is amazing…the green city topsheets are tight and the base graphics are amazing, but what really suprised me was the NEON GREEN SIDEWALLS. They set these boards apart from any other. My prior pair of boards were the Loken Ct8s, and the Revel8 Revolt City boards completely own them. They have more flex, and with the new carbon beam will be alot more flexible. These boards are great in park, on groomers, and in some fresh pow. My advice: BUY THESE BOARDS
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michael ferson –
wow! these things are incredible. they carve amazingly well. they’re soooo much better than my old pair of salomons. for anyone out there thinking of buying these, do it. they’re incredible
Brent Fangman –
amazingness is all i can say the green sidewall is so cool.
these are a giant leap from my old beat up mnp’s and the customer service here is crazy good too.
Mitchell Kuntz –
Been out on my Cities 5 times now, as all I’ve done on the mountain before has been snowboarding, I can’t really compare these to anything much, but I’ve been quite impressed with the ability to hold a carve in less-then-perfect conditions. Most of the time I’ve been out its been fairly icy, and/or choppy, and only once have I had any kind of powder to go through. In the ice they take it like a champ, I was a bit worried about it due to my snowboarding past (which I’m no good at either) but had very few problems with it. The choppy conditions, it was a work-out for me, but didn’t have too much trouble.
Most recently I was out, with a couple inches of powder over icy hardpack, and it was the most fun I’ve had in a long time. It was a great time of hard carves down steep blues and some blacks, and the few places that I hit actual powder, they took me just fine.
My only complaint about them is the top-sheet chipping, though until now I haven’t done anything with a file to chamfer the edge to help prevent it, and I’m quite sure much if it comes from my friends on snowboard on the lifts//in lines, along with my fairly narrow stance.
As for myself, I’m around 6’1, 175 lbs, and have done a fair bit of inline skating.
Isaac Muhovich –
These are by far the best ski boards I have ever tried. They are superb at high speed carving, powder, landing tricks and the width makes grinding rails easier. I could not be happier with these skis. THE BEST part was the EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE. I have never had customer service this good even after i bought the skis