Lonz

I’d really like to see what this ‘step-back rocker’ looks like.

Just went out on a limb and pulled the trigger on a Rossignol Sashimi 160 to serve as my short(ish)-fat(ish) tree board.  I haven’t heard much about it here, but the specs intrigued me: giant, stiff nose, lots of taper, reverse-directional…   Read more»

Don’t laugh, lots of people are passionate about Mountain Dew paraphernalia… er… um… presumably…

The closest thing would be a Dump Truck if you can find one.  They have a different nose shape, but the specs were identical.  Same effective edge, running length, radius, waist width – it was essentially an updated Landlord.  

Posted by: @parker boards arrived today… first impressions they feel soft hand flexing. I was hoping they would feel more like a 5 not a 7 and I’m much bigger than the suggested rider weight its gonna feel like a…   Read more»

In my opinion, a 37 cm nose width is unusable in a resort context.  It could be a lot of fun for the guy with a sled or the guy who is snowshoeing for low-angle pow turns (i.e. as a…   Read more»

Posted by: @yukiotokosama
fuck yeah bro!
https://www.melbournesnowboard.com.au/collections/all/products/capita-party-shark?variant=31395438460989

Could this be the tapered, camber-dominant Capita deck the masses have been pining for?  Looks like a winner.  The specs on that 164 are tempting.

That’s a beauty of a snap.

Wasn’t the Mystery Fish like $1500 USD?  I think I remember seeing it listed for more than two grand CAD.