Contributions by freefloat2031936 (2)

I've ridden many boards this season (demos, friends decks my other boards) and the TRS MTX blows everything else out of the water. It holds an edge on icy (NOT ICE) hardpack like nothing else, is very responsive, even at high speeds, and is still great in the park- although its so nice that I hate hitting rails and boxes with it for fear of scratching the base, but its not to flexy anyway so its ok. It works great in all conditions. If you need a board that will do everything well, let you carve when everyone else can barely hold an edge or if you're just a one board one (wo)man type, get this.

EROCKR 1. The version of the board that you reviewed does not, in fact, have magnetraction. Secondly this board is known to be somewhat stiff (if your board is really that soft then either your board or bathroom scale is broken- look into a warranty), I own one and I'll attest to it- but don't take my word for it, ask about it on any forum and they'll say the same thing. This board is great, but I'd recommend spending the extra bucks and getting the MTX version. The TRS MTX is the best board I've ever ridden, it's stiff enough to carve at high speeds and hit big jumps but not so stiff as to not have good feel, or not let you play in the park. By no means a butter board.