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Lib Technologies Skate Banana Original BTX Snowboard
Put the Lib Tech Skate Banana Original BTX Snowboard under your feet and start pressing like a pro. Along with the tell-tale banana yellow color, this deck sports rocker technology that pivots and butters in the park like a, while the Magne-traction edges let you rail anywhere on the mountain. The Skate Banana’s soft flex underfoot and stiff nose and tail give you a buttery-soft ride that won’t fold when you hit the chunks.
What up guys, I am seriously looking at getting a Banana and I'm not sure what size to get. I am 5'9 about 145. I have been riding a 155 K2 and it feels too big. I am an intermediate park and freerider. I am debating between a 152 and a 148. Thanks for the help in advance.
It all depends on what you're going to be doing most and preference. I'm 5'9 also and about 143 lbs and have been riding a 156' and enjoy it. I ride the mtn. and the park so it works for me. But if you're wanting a smaller board than i would go with the 152' cause if you ride the 148' in some pow then you might not be able to get the nose out of it.
Hey I have been riding for about 5 years about 3 times every winter and i would say i am an intermediate rider. i am 5 7, weigh 125 and have a size 8.5 in womans. What size of board would be best for me?
Shoe size won't be an issue for any board, so you're good there. That low weight also will be accomodated nicely by any size board, I have riden 148's for park and I'm 6'0" and weigh 185, no problems. A general rule of thumb is to have the board come up to your nose, but this can be tweaked depending on what you want to ride (shorter for park/jib, longer for POW/big mountain). If you are going to ride park/jib, I would go for the 148, for POW/big mountain/all around go for 152 or 156.
I am looking to buy my third board and am thinking the Lib Tech Skate Banana? I would class myself as intermediate to advanced rider. I mainly hit the intermediate jumps, lot of manuals and free riding (not much rail work). My local runs are generally hard packed powder. I am around 5'7, 163lbs and wear size 10 1/2 boots. Do you guys have some suggestions.
Yes, get a Skate Banana--you won't be disappointed. Charge it hard, she likes to be pushed and will eat anything you throw at her. The most fun board ever!
Hi, am an intermediate freerider looking to get into some park work jibbing and stuff and just mainly to mess around on. Specs are 6'2, 165lbs size 11 booties. been riding a 62W 09 custom for awhile now but it is alittle large. Would i get away with the 52 or would it have to be the 56....oh and 1 more thing....with size 11 boot i have a bit of room on my Wide so i would get away with the normal for this board? Thanks
I would go with the 156. I think a 152 would be too short for you. And you could probably sneak by with a normal board instead of a wide board as well. But you can't go wrong with a wide one either.
Well you could range anywhere from about a 156 to 162, and by the looks of things you need about an all mountain size so I would hit something right in the middle. I am 165 pounds as well and ride a 158 and love it.
It's hard to tell. The guys that work here can't even tell you. Considering it's the 08-09 model you would think that it would be going on sale soon. The good news is they have well over 200 in stock, so you don't have to worry about them selling out anytime soon while you wait for them to go on sale.