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my buddy picked up the powgoda earlier this season and absolutely loves it, great looking boards indeed

makes sense, i've got a decade on you so i can only imagine what mid 40's must feel like after a crash or two!

i didn't ride the aero on too many bad days last year, but thankfully we don't get many icy days here. it was definitely more work in chop/chunder than the BC is. no thinking required on ...

Got some time on the Aeronaut. Great board that does exactly what it says on the wrapper. Just a really good time zooming around the resort jumping off stuff and making those short tight (but not laid out) carves. Very nimble and easy to control and ultra sendable. One of those boards that ...

don't see any requests or new adds, ill find ya

what's your cutoff date for adding people to this trip? i am still planning out next winter but am highly interested in this trip.

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hell yeah Kevington , i love my 59 as well and have had it in deep pow and it performed quite well at my current weight (162lbs/73.5kg). a 62 would be great for bigger lines and more backcountry oriented things, no doubt. will see how the 59 does in sled access/ bigger mountain terrain in a few ...

how was your trip @benjinyc ?

I'll get on the Aeronaut at the weekend. I have similar reservations that on paper it's great but on snow it wont be damp enough for my current tastes. I'll bring the Banked Country too so I can always return to Damp City if I get homesick.
I feel a bit weird about it but I can see myself just ...

would love to try that one day, haven't had a soft park board from capita since my og horrorscope.


The Indoor is not nearly that (og Horror) soft, I'd call it closer to midflex


ah okay, makes sense on the indoor. the scope was an overcooked noodle that was utterly hilarious to ride and ...

would love to try that one day, haven't had a soft park board from capita since my og horrorscope.