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Never Summer Summit Snowboard - 2008 BCS

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Grab the Never Summer Summit Snowboard for those days when you can't ride without a snorkel. When you hit the powder, the streamlined tail sinks while the large, soft tip rises to the surface. The tapered directional shape combines with the setback stance for effortless float without the back-leg burn. Open it up in the back bowl or go Jedi through the trees—a progressive sidecut provides smooth turn initiation, and carbon reinforcements give you unreal edge-to-edge control. Never Summer integrated extensive dampening into the lightweight wood core to give you a mid-stiff powder stick that feels as smooth over the crud as it does through the deep stuff.

Bottom Line: Dive into the deeps.

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Whats a good size for a board like this? I'm 5'10",

Whats a good size for a board like this? I'm 5'10", 190lbs, average build. I heard its best to get a really long size for a powder board... which makes sense. Should I go with the 172cm? Any opinions or comments?

By: coake
October 29, 2008

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I am about your size and i ride a burton triumph 169, its a really similar board, and it rocked the powder. What you need to ask yourself is what type of pow you are going to ride. If yoyu are going to hit the steep and deep, go with the 172. You will appreciate the extra float, along with some better rooster tails coming up behind you. However, if you are going to be rocking the tree scene, take the 167. If you get stuck, which happens alot in the trees, it will be easier to get going again. Also, lower swing weight will make for tighter, quicker turns to get around that unexpected stump.

By: Aaron Wilbur
October 29, 2008