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Nidecker Princess Snowboard - Women's - 2008 BCS
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More advanced than any other women's board in the Nidecker line, the Princess Snowboard lets ladies go big in the backcountry and charge the steepest lines. Nidecker used an ultrasound process to select only long, flawless pieces of timber for the Princess Snowboard's vigorous, responsive wood core. Cutaways at the waist increases flex for easy turn initiation while the inlaid fiberglass weave increases torsional rigidity elsewhere for strong, powerful carving. Carbon stringers add snap, and a layer of Kevlar provides dampening when you're straight-lining through a narrow chute. Thanks to its Highspeed 8000 stone-ground base, the directional, mid-flex Princess lets you ride as fast and hard as you want—in or out of the ropes.
Bottom Line: The Princess offers advanced freeride performance that will rock your world.
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Traversing Dream
By:
MZ
March 5, 2009
I just rode my new Princess after riding an Option Bella for 4 years. The first thing I noticed is that I am able to dig in pretty hard so my turns are much more solid. The next thing I noticed is that while traversing, my board didn't want to skip downward! It stayed tried and true and I didn't have to dip in where I didn't want to. Finally, a board that won't slip out from underneath me.
...i 'm an intermediate level riderin ...i want now if this
...i 'm an intermediate level riderin ...i want now if this snowboard can be right for me. another question: my weight is 70 kg. and my height is 1m and 68 cm. ...wich is the best lenght i can use?thanks...
By: emanuela
January 7, 2009
It'll be a combination of your riding experience, style, height, and weight. Weight is more important than height. Since you have the mass to push the board, you should ride at least a 154cm. In fact, I know someone who is a capable rider, and she weighs 160LB similar to your weight and height, and she usually ride a 159 stiff board.
By: catiecoo
March 11, 2009
Mighty Fine Board
By:
treecamp
March 23, 2009
I really like how this board held up on hard pack. It kept an edge and gave a solid impression of carving. It is also pretty quick and never let up on speed on the straight. I highly recommend it.
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Traversing Dream
I just rode my new Princess after riding an Option Bella for 4 years. The first thing I noticed is that I am able to dig in pretty hard so my turns are more...
Mighty Fine Board
I really like how this board held up on hard pack. It kept an edge and gave a solid impression of carving. It is also pretty quick and never let up on more...
- Length:
- 149cm, 154cm, 159cm
- Shape:
- Directional
- Effective Edge:
- [154cm] 1120mm
- Waist Width:
- [154cm] 244mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [154cm] 7.4m
- Stance Width:
- [154cm] 45-53cm
- Stance Setback:
- [154cm] 3cm (1.2in)
- Core Material:
- Supreme (wood with carbon & Kevlar reinforcement)
- Base:
- Highspeed 8000 sintered
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain, freeride snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Switzerland