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CHECK PRICE ON Backcountry Runner-Up Best Freeride Board Burton Hometown Hero ($680) Sizing: 148, 152, 156, 156W, 160, 160W, 165W Riding Style: All-Mountain Freeride Profile: Directional Camber (Rocker in nose) Shape: Directional Flex: 6 or 7/10 Pros: An excellent all-around snowboard, impressed in powder Cons: The Channel system is somewhat limiting Best For Riders Who: Want a playful freeride board that is nimble and easy to ride switch, plus floats in powder
Personally, this (and other features) knocks the Olight I3T out of the running for my current needs
The further from the eye, the larger the loop and vice versa
They were a considerable influence on my fly tying with their simple, but effective flies
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While cambered boards grip the piste better, the protruding Frostbite edges on the Feelgood Flying V help to compensate This one has a rocker section between the feet, which gives the Burton Feelgood Flying V an edge when cruising in powder, or when pressing or buttering
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